PXM PANEL DOTYKOWY Bedienungsanleitung

MANUAL

TOUCH PANEL

PX 181

Contents

The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes in the functioning and operation of the

controller, in order to improve the product.

Rev.1.6.

PXM Marek Żupnik spółka komandytowa

ul. Przemysłowa 12

30-701 Kraków, Poland

tel.: +48 12 626 46 92

fax: 2 626 46 94

E-mail:

www.pxm.pl

+48 1

[email protected]

1. General description..........................................................................................................................

2. Safety conditions..............................................................................................................................

3. 3. Operation of the device................................................................................................................

3.1. Clock.........................................................................................................................................

3.2. Panel number and home page..................................................................................................

3.3. Signals from PX140...................................................................................................................

3.4. Screen settings...........................................................................................................................

3.5. Changing passwords..................................................................................................................

4. PC software......................................................................................................................................

4.1. Installation..................................................................................................................................

4.2. Application window......................................................................................................................

4.2.1. Tool bar................................................................................................................................

4.2.2. Status bar.............................................................................................................................

4.2.3. Preview ...............................................................................................................................

4.3. Creating a page...........................................................................................................................

4.3.1 Buttons.................................................................................................................................

4.3.2. Sliders.................................................................................................................................

4.3.3. Control lights.......................................................................................................................

4.3.4. Alerts...................................................................................................................................

4.3.5. Clocks.................................................................................................................................

4.4. Descriptions of signals...............................................................................................................

4.5. Export to PDF............................................................................................................................

4.6. Firmware update........................................................................................................................

4.7. Loading data from your computer..............................................................................................

5. Connecting the device to the computer............................................................................................

6. Dimensions of the device.................................................................................................................

7. Assembly...........................................................................................................................................

8. Connection procedure......................................................................................................................

9. Technical specification......................................................................................................................

10. Declaration of conformity................................................................................................................

1. General description

A PX181 touch panel for managing the performance of the configuration saved on a PX140

control. PX181 is fitted with a colour 5.7" LCD screen with a diagonal of 5.7 " and resolution of 320 x

240 px.

As opposed to traditional systems, where the number and the look of control elements is pre-

defined, the touch panel allows the user to have a panel with any number of keys and sliders and to

set the look and description as well as easily change the settings as needed.

A PC app supplied along with the panel allows the user to design the look and functionality of the

panel. The application offers a library of basic graphic designs that can be used but the user can

also upload their own images.

Additionally, you can protect the access to specific pages of the panel with a password.

2. Safety conditions

While using the PX181 module, you should at all times obey the rules set forth below:

1. The device can be connected to 12 V DC (stabilised voltage) with current-carrying capacity

compatible with technical data.

2. All the conductors should be protected against mechanical and thermal damage.

3. In case of damage to a conductor, it should be replaced with a conductor of the same technical

data and attestations.

4. Connection of DMX signal can be made with a shielded conductor only.

5. All repairs, connecting and disconnecting of cables can only be made with cut off power

supply.

6. The device should be strictly protected against contact with water and other liquids.

7. All sudden shocks, particularly dropping, should be avoided.

8. The device cannot be turned on in places with humidity exceeding 90%.

9. The device cannot be used in places with temperature lower than +2 C or higher than +40 C.

10. Clean with damp cloth only.

Symbols used in this manual:

o o

For the purpose of this manual, this sign implies that information it is associated with

might have an impact on the safety of the device.

As used in the manual, this sign refers to a useful piece of information.

To set the internal panel clock, select a clock icon in the main menu. The page of the clock

displays the current time of the panel and a button facilitating synchronisation with the PX140

control.

3. Operation of the device

3.1. Clock

When you switch it on, the panel displays the main menu. The menu allows you to go to saved

pages or change panel settings.

The device can be used individually by 4 various users. Each user has its own home page.

The first user has a home page No. 1 ascribed. Other users have home pages with consecutive

numbers. The access to user's home page can be protected with a password. To navigate to a

given page, select an icon of a relevant user in the home page window. A message "Error no

page" displayed on the screen shows that the page with a given number does not exist.

To change settings, select the settings icon. The settings page shows the panel's firmware

version, its serial number and buttons enabling the user to change individual parameters.

Back

Admin

passw.

change

User 1

passw.

change

Px181

change

User 2

passw.

change

User 3

passw.

change

User 4

passw.

change

Signal

from

Px140

Screen

Back

Admin

passw.

change

User 1

passw.

change

Px181

change

User 2

passw.

change

User 2

passw.

change

User 2

passw.

change

Signals

from

Px140

Screen

3.2. Panel number and home page

You can connect the maximum of 14 panels to the PX140 control. To ensure proper

communication between the control unit and panels, ID numbers of the panels need to be

properly configured. By default, each panel has 'ID 1'. In the ‘Change panel ID’ window, you can

enter a new ID number.

In the same window, you can also set a home page displayed at the time the panel is switched

on (instead of the window of the main menu). For that purpose, enter a page number and select

the 'Auto page ON' option.

The PX140 controller can send signals to panels. You can programme the panel so that it

responds to signals coming from a Px140 control by displaying an alert or showing or hiding panel

indicator lights. Irrespective of whether the panel responds to a given signal or not, in the 'Signals

from PX140' window, you can see all signals coming from the control. While configuring the

panel, you can add a description to each signal number; if you do so, it will be shown in this list.

You can display all or just new signals.

'Accept' and 'Delete' buttons are available for

each item in the list on an individual basis or

globally – for the entire list. If you accept an item

on the list, it will not be displayed in the list of new

signals; if you delete an item, this item will not be

displayed on any list.

3.3. Signals from PX140

If you switch on the home page, make

sure to place a button for transition to

the main menu on one of the pages.

Make sure you have saved your

settings before leaving the screen.

Back

Zmian

hasła

admin

Zmian

hasła

user 1

Zmian

hasła

user 2

Zmian

hasła

user 3

Zmian

hasła

user 4

Ekran

Enter

Px181

Back

1Change

Start

Page

Number

Auto Page OFF

Save

Wprowadź

Panela

Back

Auto Page OFF

Save

All 0 Cur:1

The access to individual users' pages and the screen with settings can be protected with a

password. To set a password for the screen with settings, select "Admin passw. change" to set a

password for the user, select "User n passw. change"

Type a new password in the screen displayed. If the password is displayed in the window at

the bottom of the screen, the password has been set correctly.

To delete the password, press "enter" on the keyboard without entering any password.

In the 'Screen' page, you can set main brightness of the screen and activate the screensaver

option. You can set brightness level to which the screen will be dimmed and the time after which

the screen will be dimmed.

You can use the slider on the screen to set the main brightness of the screen more easily.

3.5. Changing passwords

3.4. Screen settings

Make sure you have saved your settings

before leaving the screen.

Wprowadź

Panela

Wprowadź

Panela

Back

1Wprowadź

nr strony

startowej

Auto Page OFF

Save

Screensaver

Delay

Screensaver OFF

Save

999

200

Screensaver

Brightness

Back

New

passw.

4. PC software

4.1. Installation

The PX181 touch panel can be fully configured by means of a PC app. With the app, you can

set up new pages, move between pages and also programme interactions with the PX140

control.

During the configuration, the touch panel does not need to be connected to the computer, you

can save your design on the hard drive and load it to the device at any time.

You can install the app on any computer with the the XP/7/8 version of the of Windows operating

system. The installation process is very easy and consists of just 6 steps.

1. Select a language – you will be asked to select a language in which the installation process

will be completed.

2. Licence – to continue, the user needs to accept the terms and conditions of the licence

agreement.

3. Selection of components – the user can choose to install the application and a USB driver. If

you do not install the USB driver, it will not be possible to connect the application to the

panel.

4. Selection of an installation folder – the user can change the default folder for component

installation (however, it is recommended not to change the default settings).

5. Selection of the Start Menu folder – the user can specify a Menu Start folder of the system in

which the application will be installed (it is recommended not to change default settings).

6. Completion – after the installation process having been successfully completed, the user

can press the "finish" button.

The application will be ready to use.

4.2. Application window.

The window of the application consists of 6 basic areas:

Main menu – access to all functions of the;

Item area – configuration of an item marked;

Pages area – a list of all pages and items located within those pages;

Preview – a preview of a page marked within the pages area;

Quick access bar – quick access to the most frequently used functions;

Status bar – information about the connection with the panel.

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41 5

4.2.1. Tool bar

The tool bar is a roll-up menu consisting of the following categories:

File contains basic options of the project:

- New project: creates a new, empty project;

- Load: opens the pre-saved project;

- Save: saves a created project as a file;

- LoadPage: opens a pre-saved page;

- SavePage: saves the current page as a file;

- Add configuration: adds pages from the selected configuration to the current configuration;

- Save configuration to PDF: saves pages and relations between them as a PDF file (section

4.5).

Add is used to create new elements:

- Button (Section 4.3.1);

- Slider (Section 4.3.2);

- Alert (Section 4.3.4);

- Clock (Section 4.3.5);

- Page (Section 4.3);

- Add Control (Section 4.3.3);

- SnapToGrid;

- SetXGrid;

- SetYGrid;

Px181 USB serves communication with the panel:

- Save AllPages: saves all pages created within the panel;

- SaveCurrentPage: saves the presently created page within the panel;

- GetConfigurationFromPanel: loads a configuration saved in the panel to the application;

- PX140 signals: opens a window in which you can add descriptions for signals coming from

the driver (Section 4.4);

- Firmware upgrade: updates software in the panel (Section 4.6);

- Password clear: clears admin's and users' passwords set in the panel.

Language changes the language of the application (the change forces the app to restart).

Help displays information about the current version of the app and the producer's contact details.

The preview window displays the

currently selected page.

You can select items shown there by clicking

the left mouse button.

You can move an item anywhere you want by

simply dragging it.

To change the size of an item, drag its

right bottom corner.

Context menu

Upon clicking the right mouse button in

the preview area, a context menu will pop up.

You can use it to:

- Add items to the page;

- Add a page;

- Change the graphic design of the background;

- Save the page as an image;

- Turn on the "snap to grid" feature;

- Set the size of the grid in X and Y axes

4.2.2. Status bar

The status bar displays information about connection with the device. The panel connects

with the app automatically upon being connected to the computer. If the app does not detect the

device, this will be announced with a message "USB PX181 Disconnected." If the application

detects a device, then the message "USB PX181 Connected," a series number of the panel and a

number of the firmware installed will be displayed.

4.2.3. Preview

To select a group of items, click on

each while holding the Ctrl button.

In the case you want to bring an item

outside the working area, it will be

moved along the shortest route to the

edge of the desktop area.

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