Crestron Isys
TPS-2000L 5 Inch Lectern/Wall Mount Touchpanel
4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each desired WAV file.
NOTE: To remove a WAV file from the Sound List table, highlight the file and
click on the Remove button.
The Properties button opens the “Sound Properties” window for a highlighted WAV
file in the Sound List table. The designer can assign a join number either
automatically with the Auto button or by scrolling down to the desired number.
Select Description to enter comments about the WAV file.
Virtual Pan and Zoom Feature
The exclusive virtual pan and zoom feature is useful and fun to use. With the touch
of the screen one can zoom in for the best view and pan across the video picture. Use
VT Pro-e to create this feature. Overlap a video window with a slider that has the
appropriate property settings. The procedure that follows this paragraph provides a
quick overview of the steps required to realize this feature. Consult the VT Pro-e
help file for details about unfamiliar terms used in the steps. These steps provide
general instructions to obtain a viable pan and zoom feature within a VT Pro-e
project. The steps omit actions to make the page aesthetically pleasing.
NOTE: This procedure utilizes reserved join numbers, which are listed in
“Reserved Join Numbers” beginning on page 26.
1. On a new page in a VT Pro-e project, create a video window. The
window could cover the entire page or a portion of it.
2. Create a slider over the video window. To be able to pan over the
entire video image, the slider and the video window should be the
same size.
3. Access the “Slider Properties” window and complete the items in
steps 4 through 10.
4. From the Design tab, set the Indicator Type to None and the
Dimension to 2-D.
5. From the Appearance tab, set the Face Color to TRANSPARENT
and the Frame Color to VIDEO.
6. From the Select Properties field, select Analog Touch/Feedback
Join.
7. Enter 17104 into the join number field. This analog join number
relates the physical movement of one’s touch across the screen into
horizontal panning of the video image. Notice that 17105 appears
in the Second Join field. This analog join number relates the
physical movement of one’s touch up and down on the screen into
vertical panning of the video image. Together these two analog
join numbers convert the user’s gliding touch on the screen to a
smooth pan in any direction within a zoomed (2:1) video image.
8. From the Select Properties field, select Digital Feedback Join.
9. Enter 17126 into the join number field. This digital join number
permits the pan feature. Changing the analog join number values
assigned in step 7 are meaningless until this digital join number is
activated.
10. Select OK to close the “Slider Properties” window.
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