Product specifications

Displaying Stream Content

MAX-CSE/MAX-CSD10 Operation/Reference Guide

Setting up a streaming page within TPDesign4

Launch TPDesign4 (default location is Start > Programs > AMX Control Disc > TPDesign4 >

TPDesign4). Refer to the TPDesign4 Instruction Manual for more detailed instructions of these

procedures.

2. From the menu bar, select File > New (or click the New Project toolbar button).

3. From within the Step 1 dialog, enter a generic Job name and use the Panel Type drop-down arrow to

choose a VG-Series panel (1200VG, 1500VG, or 1700GVG).

For the purpose of these procedures, we’ve chosen to use a Job Name of Test and selected an

NXD-1700VG touch panel.

4. Fill in the fields within the remaining New Project Wizard dialogs and click Next at the end of each

dialog to proceed final dialog.

5. Click the Finish button in the last dialog to close the wizard and proceed to the first generic page

which is ready for you to start adding pages, popup pages, and buttons.

6. Add a new page to the project by selecting Page > Add Page (or click the toolbar icon) which opens

the Add Page dialog, where you can then enter a descriptive name for the new page in the Name

field such as Full Screen Video (UDP).

Note that although a page cannot directly be setup to display a video stream, a user can create

a full-screen button on that same page which can be configured to fill its contents with a video

stream.

7. Press the Button Draw Tool (CTRL+U) to draw a square button.

8. Press the Selection Tool (CTRL+L) to grab the new button and stretch it to fill a desired area of the

page. For our procedures, we stretched the new button to fill the entire available are of the newly

created page (FIG. 44).

9. With the button currently selected and active, navigate to the left section of the Workspace and find

the Button Properties Control window (FIG. 44).

10. Click the States tab of the Button Properties Control window to show a list of all states associated

with the selected button. Each state represented in the States tab is a collapsed folder containing the

state properties for that particular state (On/Off/All).

FIG. 44 Button Properties tab

Button Draw and Selection

tools

Button Properties Control window

(displays information for the

currently active/selected button)

Currently active button