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Configuring the TPI-PRO/DVI
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TPI-PRO/DVI (Total Presentation Interface)
Startup Routine and Initial Panel Response
Discharge any acquired static electricity by touching a grounded metal object.
Verify the rear connections are secure and active. Refer to the Rear Panel Connectors section on
page 18 for detailed cable connector information.
1. Connect the 12VDC Power Supply to the PWR connector on the rear panel. The TPI-PRO/DVI will
power ON and initialize the startup routine when the power supply is connected.
2. After the startup routine, the connected touch monitor displays one of two possible screens:
If the TPI-PRO/DVI’s output resolution matches that of the touch monitor, continue by setting the
touch drivers associated with the touch monitor.
Refer to the Setting the Touch Drivers (Serial Touch Monitors Only) section on page 35.
If the TPI-PRO/DVI’s output resolution does not match the resolution of the connected touch
monitor, you must set the output resolution of the TPI-PRO/DVI to match the touch monitor.
Refer to the following section - Setting the Output Resolution.
Setting the Output Resolution
The TPI-PRO/DVI’s output resolution must match the output resolution and refresh rate set on the connected
monitor.
The default output resolution is 1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz.
The maximum output resolution is 1920 x 1200 @ 60 Hz.
Use the RESOLUTION pushbutton to alter the outgoing resolution to match the output pixel
resolution and refresh rate set on the connected touch monitor.
1. Press the RESOLUTION pushbutton to open the Resolution Setup page (FIG. 30).
2. Press the RESOLUTION button again to cycle through the available output resolution settings. Every
consecutive button push cycles the output resolution to the next highest setting.
Double-push the RESOLUTION button to return to the previous setting.
For a listing of available output resolutions and refresh rates, see the Available Pixel Display and
Refresh Rates section on page 163.
3. The message "Please wait, loading new resolution..." indicates that the new resolution setting is being
saved. Do not cycle or remove power while the new settings are being saved.
4. Once your resolution is selected, you can use the outer screen area lines on the Resolution Setup page to
adjust your monitor’s visible screen area.
This could involve using the monitor’s video control to stretch and move the incoming video so that
the borders follow the edges of the screen without disappearing.
There are normally 60 seconds before the resolution times-out, but you can press the front panel
Resolution button again to return to the previous resolution pattern and continue setting up the
monitor.
Once power is applied, use the Power button to toggle the unit off and on.
An "OUT OF RANGE" message is often generated by the touch monitor.
Some monitors will not display a message, but will appear blank instead.
The TPI-PRO-DVI does not provide Component (YPbPr) or Interlaced outputs. It
provides 1920x1080 Progressive RGBHV (the same resolution as 1080p, but it in the
RGB color space).
- Operation/Reference Guide 1
- Total Presentation Interface 1
- Table of Contents 10
- Overview 11
- TPI-PRO Specifications 11
- Rack-Mounting the TPI-PRO 15
- VGA IN to S-Video Pinouts 18
- Wiring and Device Connections 19
- Connections Overview 20
- Front Panel Connectors 21
- Rear Panel Connectors 22
- USB (Type A) Input ports 24
- ETHERNET 10/100 (RJ-45) Port 24
- TOUCH INPUT (DB-9) Port 25
- AUDIO OUT Connector 26
- 12VDC PWR (Power) Connector 27
- Type A & Type B USB Ports 28
- Notes on USB Connections 28
- System Installation 29
- Touch Input via Touch Monitor 30
- Mouse Pass-Thru Control 31
- Configuring the TPI-PRO/DVI 35
- Setting the Output Resolution 36
- Resolution Setup page 37
- Calibrating the TPI-PRO/DVI 38
- FIG. 32 Protected Setup page 39
- Other Configuration Pages 40
- FIG. 41 System Settings page 45
- (FIG. 51) 53
- Manage System (System Number) 54
- System - Manage NetLinx tab 54
- Rebooting the TPI-PRO/DVI 56
- Resolution Setup Page 57
- Panel Information Page 58
- Calibrate Page 59
- Setup Page 60
- Setup Page (Cont.) 61
- Setup - Protected Setup Page 62
- Setup - Audio Settings Page 65
- Setup - Video Settings Page 66
- FIG. 64 67
- Video Parameters 69
- Video Parameters (Cont.) 70
- Input Resolution popup page 71
- Protected Setup Page 73
- Protected Setup Page (Cont.) 74
- G4 Image Caching 81
- Enabling Image Cache 82
- Clearing the Image Cache 83
- Checking Image Cache Status 83
- Protected Setup - Tools 84
- Using the Connection Utility 86
- NetLinx Programming 89
- Fixed Fonts and ID Numbers 91
- Slider/Cursor Names 91
- Border Styles By Name 92
- Border Styles By Numbers 93
- Text Effects Names 93
- SEND_COMMANDs 94
- Page Commands 95
- Page Commands (Cont.) 100
- "^" Button Commands 103
- Button Query Commands 122
- Button Query Commands (Cont.) 124
- Panel Run Time Commands 131
- Input Commands 137
- Input Commands (Cont.) 138
- Embedded Codes 141
- Panel Setup Commands 142
- Listbox Commands 143
- Data List Commands (Cont.) 144
- List View Commands 146
- List View Commands (Cont.) 147
- Dynamic Image Commands 149
- Text Area Input Masking 153
- Input Mask Character Types 153
- Input Mask Output Examples 155
- URL Resources 155
- Special Escape Sequences 156
- Terminal/Telnet Commands 157
- Upgrading Firmware 159
- System Settings page 163
- Using G4 Web Control 167
- Connection Details dialog 169
- G4 Authentication dialog 170
- Using Takenote™ 171
- TakeNote Menu Bar 172
- Drawing Annotation Tools 173
- Using the Select Object Tool 174
- Using the Save Tool 176
- Shape Options Menu Bar 177
- Inserting a Push-Pin Icon 178
- Inserting an Arrow Icon 178
- Text Annotation Tools 179
- Text annotations example 180
- Pen Options Menu Bar 181
- Clearing Annotations 182
- Canvas Options Menu Bar 182
- Working With Opacity Settings 182
- Session Tools 183
- Hiding TakeNote 183
- Hiding TakeNote Annotations 184
- AMX TakeNote web application 185
- Thumbnail Images 186
- FIG. 125 Preview Image 187
- FIG. 126 Download button 187
- Print button 189
- Delete button 189
- 5. Click Ye s to proceed 190
- Troubleshooting 191
- Appendix 193
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