User Guide

Using the Design XPress Project Wizard
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Design XPress Programmer’s Guide
Touch Panel Control dialogs
Design XPress can assign up to 16 touch panels in a system. Each touch panel included in the
system must have its location, audio and lighting zones assigned. This assignment is done on the
Touch Panel Control dialog (FIG. 16). There is one Touch Panel Control dialog for each touch
panel in the system (based on the number of touch panels specified in the System Information
dialog), and each Touch Panel Control dialog is identical.
The following is a list of fields in the Touch Panel Control dialog and their descriptions:
FIG. 16 Touch Panel Control dialog
Touch Panel Control dialog
• 1st Room Identifier Click the down arrow to display a listing of all the rooms that have been specified in
your project (via the System Information dialog). Select a room from the list as the
first controlled room associated with this touch panel.
• 2nd Room Identifier Select a room from the list as the second controlled room associated with this touch
panel.
• Edit Rooms/Locations This button allows maintenance of the Rooms/Locations list via the Edit Rooms/
Locations dialog.
• Lighting Control The touch panel can control lighting for up two rooms. Select the rooms from the 1st
and 2nd Room Identifier list boxes. If the lighting for only one room is to be con-
trolled, select the room to be controlled in the 1st Room Identifier box and select
"--None-- " from the other list box.
The Lighting Control section for each room (up to 2) controlled by the touch panel
allows you to name and configure the lighting scenes, similar to the way it is done
for DMS keypads:
• Name: This field allows you to assign a descriptive name to each lighting scene (8
characters maximum). No duplicate lighting scene names are allowed.
• Address: This field represents the address of the lighting system or lighting
system keypad, depending upon the lighting system used.