User manual AMX KPDESIGN KEYPAD DESIGN PROGRAM

[. . . ] instruction manual KPDesign Keypad Design Program So ftw are Software Warranty Agreement GRANT OF LICENSE. AMX Corporation grants to you the right to use the enclosed KPDesign software program (the SOFTWARE) on a single central processing unit (CPU). This license is for object code only and does not convey any rights to use of the source code. This Agreement does not authorize you to distribute the SOFTWARE. [. . . ] To flip to a specific item on the target page, select that Item from the Select Item dropdown menu. If there are programming specifics that are required or desired, click the Programming Details button to open the Programming Details dialog. Enter any programming specifics and comments, and click OK. ! ! 5. Re-check the Item Properties entries, and when satisfied that all is correct, click OK. The Item Properties window closes and the Item name is shown in the Main Page's panel graphic and in the right editing frame. The item is associated with the first empty button shown for the keypad panel. Saving the KPD File All KPDesign files must have the extension . KPD and NetLinx Studio must be greater than Build 118 in order to recognize the file extension. Choose File > Save/Save As from the Main Menu to save the project file. Importing Files to a Project You can import . TXT files into the selected Project using the File > File Import option. Use this feature to import pages, page items, or just items (i. e. This option invokes an import file wizard that guides you through the process. 10 KPDesign Keypad Design Program Using KPDesign Note that you cannot import the Main page. Choose File > File Import to open the Import File dialog. The first dialog to appear (titled Step 1) asks you to pick a delimiter type (Comma or Tab) from the drop-down menu, and to select what aspects of the file to import. !! Choose Items, and click Next to proceed to Step 2. Choose Pages, or Pages and Items, and click Next to go to Step 3. 3. In the Step 2 dialog (for importing items only), select the page that you want to import the items into. In the Step 3 dialog, match the item (s) in the Field list on the left to the Record column on the right: ! The Fields list contains a list of available fields that can be assigned to the item(s) in the Record list. The Record column displays the first item that occurs in the selected (import) file. Each item in the file to be imported is treated as its own record. Use the forward and back arrow buttons (under the Record list) to flip through each record. This way you can perform a quick visual check on each of the items in the file, to verify that the delimiter is correct, spelling, etc. The Record list shows each item as it will appear on the display panel. If you find an error, or anything that you want to change in the Record, you'll have to fix it in the source file, and re-import the file. ! a. Select the fields that you want to include with the record items in the Fields list. [. . . ] Unused variable text items are items that are hidden or have a variable text channel but the text is empty. Use a single space to keep a blank space when packing is turned on. "'PAGE-<page name>'" "'TPAGEON'" "'TPAGEOFF'" "'PACKON'" "'PACKOFF'" "'SET[<TITLE>, <SM#>, <SV#>, <SN#>, <SX#>, <SS#>]'" Do not pack unused var text items. Goto set bargraph, text or temperature mode. Title, mode, value, min, max and step are optional. [. . . ]