Specifications

Software Crestron Touch The PC Driver

Appendix A – Additional Keyboard Functionality

VT Pro-e button objects can simulate up to fifteen computer and mouse functions,

using special reserved joins. The following example is for a “scroll up” button.

1. Open the RGB page in VT Pro-e, create a button object and position

and size it on the page. Set parameters, as usual.

2. In the “Button Properties” window, select Digital Press Join, click

Reserved Join, select Sys Touchout Action 2 from the drop-down

list, and click OK as shown below.

Reserved Join Number Field of the “Button Properties” Window

The following table lists all the available actions that can be assigned to a button,

using the reserved Digital Press Join selection of the “Button Properties” window.

Mouse Action Reserved Join Numbers

RESERVED JOIN NUMBERS

ACTION

PAD AREA 1 PAD AREA2

Code 0001 Touchout Action 1 Touchout Action 1B

Scroll Up* Touchout Action 2 Touchout Action 2B

Scroll Down* Touchout Action 3 Touchout Action 3B

Escape Key Touchout Action 4 Touchout Action 4B

Tab Key Touchout Action 5 Touchout Action 5B

Backspace Key Touchout Action 6 Touchout Action 6B

Enter Key Touchout Action 7 Touchout Action 7B

Spacebar Key Touchout Action 8 Touchout Action 8B

Insert Key Touchout Action 9 Touchout Action 9B

Delete Key Touchout Action A Touchout Action AB

Home Key Touchout Action B Touchout Action BB

End Key Touchout Action C Touchout Action CB

Page Up Key Touchout Action D Touchout Action DB

Page Down Key Touchout Action E Touchout Action EB

Custom (generates a “!” character) Touchout Action F Touchout Action FB

*Since scroll functions are not natural Windows functions, not all applications will understand

them correctly.

NOTE: Analog join number 17204 defines the default action of any press on pad

area 1; join number 17210 defines the default action of any press on pad area 2. If its

value is 0, there will be no click action, only cursor movement. If its value is 1, there

is a left-click action for each press. If its value is 2, there is a right-click action for

each press. If the default action is set to left-click, pressing on the touchpanel twice

will provide double-click capabilities.

• Touch the PC Driver Programmer’s Guide – DOC. 5916B