Crestron 3200 Series User Manual

Describes the touchpanel's capabilities and purpose in a control system, highlighting its role in replacing complex hard-wired panels.

Explains the distinction between lectern-mount and adjustable tiltcase models based on application requirements.

Lists key technical specifications of the Series 3200 touchpanels, covering display, function count, and features.

Introduces VisionTools™ Pro (VT Pro) for creating control screen variations and programming the touchpanel via flash PROM.

Explains the function and operation of the position lock button on tiltcase models for angle adjustment and user comfort.

Details the 10.4-inch screen, molded plastic enclosure, and hinged base of tiltcase models for counter placement.

Provides physical dimensions and views of the CT-3200 tiltcase touchpanel, including front and side elevations.

Describes the metal box enclosure and connectors for the CT-3200L lectern-mount configuration, including rear ports.

Explains the network converter module connecting the touchpanel to the Cresnet system, detailing its connectors.

Differentiates the CT-3200 (tiltcase) and CT-3200L (lectern-mount) configurations, noting their unique characteristics.

Details power requirements, software versions, memory, and dimensions for the CT-3200 tiltcase model.

Lists dimensions, screen resolution, display type, and illumination for the CT-3200L lectern-mount configuration.

Provides instructions for cleaning the touchscreen to maintain optical quality using a damp, non-abrasive cloth.

Explains the necessity of a unique network identity code for equipment and user interfaces within the network.

Details calculating wire gauge using resistance equation and network power factors for Cresnet network runs.

General guidance on connecting the touchpanel to the Cresnet network via a network cable and appropriate interface module.

Covers mounting the touchpanel, including cutout dimensions for lectern models and mounting holes for flat surfaces.

Describes accessing the setup menu by holding a finger on the screen during power-up, leading to calibration and setup options.

Explains how to calibrate the touchscreen if active touch areas do not match images, by touching screen corners.

Details the diagnostic options, intended for use under supervision from a Crestron technical support representative.

Introduces parameters accessible via the Setup Menu, including Interface, RS-232, Panel Tracking, and Sound settings.

Explains how to adjust screen brightness and contrast for optimal viewing based on ambient conditions or personal preference.

Covers saving configuration settings and configuring backlight inactivity timeout to prolong display hardware life.

Explains enabling/disabling network synchronization for page changes across multiple touchpanels on the network.

Configuring network ID and communication mode (Local or Cresnet II) to ensure proper system communication.

Setting baud rate, data bits, parity, and stop bits for RS-232 communication with external control applications.

Enabling audible key clicks for feedback and adjusting volume using dedicated buttons in the Sound Menu.

Describes SIMPL Windows as Crestron's programming software for control systems, offering a graphical environment.

Explains a sample SIMPL program with a textual description and block diagram for lighting control using a CT-3200.

Details using Configuration Manager and Programming Manager in SIMPL Windows to add devices and assign signals.

Lists join numbers for special functions like calling setup menus, adjusting contrast, or changing brightness.

Table of common problems, causes, and corrective actions for touchpanel communication issues like not responding or displaying errors.

Provides phone numbers for Crestron customer service in various regions for assistance with the operations guide.

Specifies recommended serial data format for host computer communication via the RS-232 port.

Explains command structure, numeric arguments, and specific commands like P/# and R/# for controlling functions.

Details how to set levels for gauge and slider objects using V<chan>,<level> commands for dynamic control.

Describes using text pointers to dynamically alter text fields on buttons in RUN mode, allowing on-the-fly text changes.

Outlines the legal agreement for using Crestron software, including usage restrictions, proprietary rights, and governing law.

Details Crestron's warranty for software and hardware, including periods, exclusions, and remedies for defects.

Procedures for returning merchandise for credit, exchange, or service, including obtaining an RMA number.

Reiterates warranty periods for different components and limitations, superseding previous warranty statements.