Crestron CT-3500 Bedienungsanleitung

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Operations Guide - DOC. 8108B Contents •• i

Contents

Series 3500 Touchpanels 1

Description ..........................................................................................................................1

Functional Description ...........................................................................................1

Physical Description...............................................................................................3

Configuration Differences ...................................................................................... 6

Leading Specifications.........................................................................................................6

Installation/Setup................................................................................................................. 7

Identity Code..........................................................................................................7

Recommended Cleaning.........................................................................................8

Preparation for Use................................................................................................. 8

Hardware Hookup...................................................................................................9

Configuring the Touchpanel................................................................................. 11

Programming..................................................................................................................... 15

Reserved Join Numbers ........................................................................................ 15

Workshop Versus SIMPL Windows...................................................................... 16

Problem Solving................................................................................................................. 19

Troubleshooting ................................................................................................... 19

Further Inquiries .................................................................................................. 20

Syntax.................................................................................................................. 20

Return and Warranty Policies............................................................................................. 21

Merchandise Returns / Repair Service .................................................................. 21

CRESTRON Limited Warranty............................................................................ 21

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Series 3500 Touchpanels

Description

Functional Description

The Series 3500 Touchpanels are 10.4 inch (26.4 cm) active matrix touchscreen

control panels for the CRESNET II remote control system (herein referred to as the

CRESNET II system). There are four Series 3500 configurations available. Two of

the four touchpanels offer a video window in addition to the 256 color display (255

color plus one video) and are commonly known as VideoTouch. The remaining two

touchpanels offer 256 color display and are commonly known as ColorTouch.

ColorTouch and VideoTouch are available in lectern-mount and adjustable tiltcase

configurations. Configuration selection is based on application requirements. Refer

to “Configuration Differences” on page 6for a more detailed escription of each.

The purpose of a ColorTouch and VideoTouch Series 3500 unit is to replace hard-

wired panels in either a CRESNET II or an RS-232 based control system. The

touchpanel is capable of replacing large, complicated panels with a series of simpler

screens, each specific to the control problem at hand. Thus, very large numbers of

functions can be made available to the user without the confusion associated with

hardware panels of that complexity. Series 3500's icons, graphics, and text can

dramatically increase any user's comprehension of the control environment.

Devices, functions, and control zones are quickly organized and more easily

accessed. The Series 3500 Touchpanels offer:

• 256 color active matrix display

• full color video window capability, NTSC or PAL, full or partial

screen (VideoTouch only)

• pop-up sub panels to reduce memory requirements, providing optimal

speed and performance

• multiple button, slider control, and icon configurations

• up to 999 functions and 96 screens

• imported photographs, drawings, and icons

• support for downloadable fonts - proportional and non-proportional

• foreign language text

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• RS-232 interface for stand-alone applications (lectern-mount

configurations only)

• VGA OUT port (lectern-mount configurations only)

• printout of screen designs on standard printer

• Position Lock feature provides durable support of panel at any angle of

inclination between 0 and 70 degrees (tiltcase configurations only).

Software

VisionTools™ for Windows (VTW), a design and programming Windows™-based

software, permits the creation of unlimited 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 3500 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

CRESNET II 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. For additional software information, consult the help

file available on the VTW installation disks.

Position Lock Button

The position lock button is centrally located at the front of the base on Series 3500

adjustable tiltcase touchpanels. 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 below. The touchscreen is now set

into user position.

Hand Position for Tilting Touchpanel to Vertical

Once in user position, position lock is activated which means the touchscreen can

not be forced to the horizontal position without depressing the position lock 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

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position lock button can be depressed with one hand; the touchscreen can be tilted

down to the horizontal position with the other, shown below.

Hand Position for Tilting Touchpanel to Horizontal

Physical Description

Touchpanels

The 10.4 inch (26.4 cm) touch sensitive viewing screen is located on the front of

each Series 3500 Touchpanel. The electronic hardware is housed in a high impact,

black molded plastic enclosure for the adjustable tiltcase configurations, shown

below. These two 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 6-pin,

6-position RJ11 modular jack is located at the rear of the CT-3500's base. Use the

cable assembly (supplied) to connect the touchpanel to the CN-RJ11 (supplied),

which attaches directly to the CRESNET II network. The VT-3500 has an 8-

position, 8-pin modular telephone jack on the base. A supplied 11 to 12 foot

network cable with 8-position, 8-pin connectors on each end connects the panel to

the VT-3500IMC (supplied) or VT-3500IMW (purchased separately). Each

VideoTouch interface module has video connectors and a 4-pin network connector

for attachment to the CRESNET II network.

Physical Views of CT- and VT-3500 (CN-RJ11 and VT-3500IMC not shown)

The CT-3500L and VT-3500L, shown after this paragraph, are housed in a black

metal box topped with a plastic cover. These units are designed for lectern mount.

The 15-pin VGA OUT, four-pin network, nine-pin RS-232, and two coaxial cable

ports are located on the rear of the panel. The coaxial cable ports are only available

on the VT-3500L.

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Physical Views of CT- and VT-3500L (CT-3500L does not have VIDEO ports)

Interface Modules

NOTE: All Series 3500 touchpanels are supplied with cable assemblies that

connect to the interface modules. Pinout information of these assemblies is provided

in this section of the Operations Guide. If the assembly must be “user-modified” in

any way, Crestron cannot guarantee the behavior of the touchpanel. The product

may not function accordingly, as stated in this Operations Guide.

There are three interface modules available for the Series 3500 Touchpanels: VT-

3500IMC and VT-3500IMW for the VT-3500 and CN-RJ11 for the CT-3500.

The VT-3500IMC, shown below, is supplied with every VT-3500. The module is

housed in a black enclosure with silk-screened top panel. A 4-pin network

connector and two BNC connectors (for the video source) are located on one side of

the unit. An 8-position, 8-pin modular telephone jack is located on the opposite

side. At the shorter sides of the VT-3500IMC, the enclosure extends to form feet at

a right angle to the side. There are three holes per foot for inserting screws to

further stabilize the unit.

Physical Views of the VT-3500IMC

SIDE VIEW (8-POSITION, 8-PIN JACK)

TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW (4-PIN & BNC CONNECTORS)

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8-Position, 8-Pin Jack Pinout (for VT-3500IMC and VT-3500IMW)

PIN # SIGNAL COLOR

1+24 V (Network) GRY

2GND (Network) ORG

3Y (Data) BLK

4Z (Data) RED

5GND (Lum.) GRN

6Y (Lum.) YEL

7C (Chrom.) BLU

8GND (Chrom.) BRN

TAB (VISIBLE, ON TOP)

The VT-3500IMW, shown below, is not provided with each VT-3500 order; it must

be purchased separately. This unit installs into a one-gang electrical box (2.5 inch

depth minimum). A decora-style wallplate can be mounted over the unit once it is

installed. A 4-pin network connector and two 2-pin connectors (for the video

source) are located on the back side of the unit. An 8-position, 8-pin modular

telephone jack is located on the opposite side.

Physical Views of the VT-3500IMW

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW

CRESTRON’s CN-RJ11, shown below, is a network one-to-one converter that

interfaces 4-wire CRESNET and modular devices. The converter is housed in a

black enclosure with silk-screened top panel. A 4-pin network connector is located

on one side of the unit. A 6-position, RJ11 modular telephone jack is located on the

opposite side. At the shorter sides of the CN-RJ11, the enclosure extends to form

feet at a right angle to the side. There are three holes per foot for inserting screws to

further stabilize the unit.

Physical Views of the CN-RJ11

SIDE VIEW (RJ11 CONNECTOR)

TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW (4-PIN CONNECTOR)

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6-Pin Jack Pinout (for CN-RJ11)

PIN # SIGNAL COLOR

1+24 V (Network) WHT

2+24 V (Network) BLK

3Y (Data) RED

4Z (Data) GRN

5GND (Network) YEL

6GND (Network) BLU

TAB (VISIBLE, ON TOP)

Configuration Differences

There are four Series 3500 configurations available and selection depends on type of

installation (tiltcase or lectern mount) and whether video is required. A

configuration is defined by one of two prefixes, CT- or VT-, and one of two suffixes,

no suffix or L. The VT- prefix identifies the touchpanel as having video capability.

No suffix indicates an adjustable tiltcase configuration; these units are moveable

and can tilt. The "L" suffix identifies the touchpanel as a lectern mount. Refer to the

table after this paragraph for a concise listing of each Series 3500 configuration.

NOTE: Wall-mount and rack-mount kits are available options that can be

purchased with lectern-mount configurations. Parts and instructions are provided

with each kit.

Series 3500 Touchpanel Configurations

CONFIGURATION DISPLAY INSTALLATION

CT-3500

256 Color

Movable and can tilt

CT-3500L

256 Color

Lectern mount

VT-3500

256 Color (255 Color plus one Video)

Movable and can tilt

VT-3500L

256 Color (255 Color plus one Video)

Lectern mount

Leading Specifications

The table after this paragraph provides a summary of leading specifications for the

Series 3500 Touchpanels. Dimensions and weight are approximations rounded to

the nearest tenth unit.

Leading Specifications for Series 3500 Touchpanels

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Power Requirements 24 Watts, 24 VDC 1.0 Amp for VT-3500/L

18 Watts, 24 VDC 0.75 Amp for CT-3500/L

CRESNET Power Factor 24 Watts for VT-3500/L

18 Watts for CT-3500/L

CRESNET II Workshop Version 4.20.03 or later

CRESNET II Operating System 3.11.18 or later

VisionTools for Windows Version VTW 6.8 or later

Memory 1 Mbyte

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