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Digital Video Processor Crestron C2N-DVP4DI
Connecting a Pointing Device
NOTE: Most mice that have serial capability will work. A mouse should be serial
(9-pin D-sub) or PS2/serial (combo mouse) with PS2 connector and D-sub adaptor.
Ordinary PS2 mice will not work. Most serial mice are Microsoft compatible (use
TOUCH 1). Some mice are MouseSystems compatible (use TOUCH 9). Use TOUCH
10 for Logitech mice.
The C2N-DVP4DI is shipped with a Microsoft compatible 9-pin mouse.
After connecting a pointing device to the Touchscreen/Mouse port, you must use
Viewport to inform the C2N-DVP4DI the kind of device that has been installed.
Set the Crestron supplied serial mouse input parameters in Viewport using the
following instructions.
1. To select the input mouse type using Viewport, type: Touch ? and press
Enter at the prompt for a list of input devices (refer to the following
graphic). Type: Touch 1 for a Microsoft mouse.
NOTE: Zero (0) disables all other inputs and only permits program control.
NOTE: If you are using a Smart Technologies pointing device (such as Smart
Sympodium, etc.) the serial cable (DB9) must have the Data Terminal Ready (DTR –
pin 6) and Data Set Ready (DSR – pin 4) connections removed. Use Crestron part
number CNSP-141. Refer to “Smart Sympodium” on page 81.
2. From the Viewport, type Caltouch, and follow the instructions on the
output screen of the C2N-DVP4DI (This command is not required if using a
mouse).
NOTE: Take note of the output resolution of the C2N-DVP4DI. You will need this
when performing a calibration if the pointing device is not a mouse.
DVP4DI>touch ?
TOUCH [input]
where input =
0 - Program Control
1 - Microsoft mouse*
2 - Smart (SC3,SC4,SC5)
3 - Smart (SC6,SC7,..)
4 - Microtouch
5 - Dynapro SC3
6 - Dynapro SC4
7 - Elo Graphics
8 - Crestron Tablet
9 - Mouse Systems Mouse
10 - Logitech MouseMan
11 - Wacom Tablet
12 - QTC Touch Controller
No parameter - current input selection
Connecting the Crestron Supplied Serial Mouse
The C2N-DVP4DI is supplied with a serial 9-pin D connector mouse. The part
number for this mouse is OEMX-A0013-1.
1. Connect the mouse to the C2N-DVP4DI using the Touchscreen Mouse 9-pin
“D” connector.
2. Establish communications in Viewport with the C2N-DVP4DI.
Reference Guide – DOC. 6177A
60 • Contents
- Crestron C2N-DVP4DI 1
- Digital Video Processor 1
- Reference Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Digital Video Processor: 5
- C2N-DVP4DI 5
- Specifications 6
- SPECIFICATION DETAILS 7
- Physical Description 8
- Female DB9 Connector 10
- Male DB9 Connector 11
- 8 • Contents 12
- File System 13
- Non-volatile (NVRAM) 14
- Industry Compliance 15
- Network Wiring 16
- Wire Gauge Values 17
- RESISTANCE WIRE GAUGE 17
- Connector Information 18
- S-Video Connections 19
- Component Video Connections 19
- DVI/RGB Adapter 19
- DVI/RGB Pinouts 20
- DVI/RGB Connections 20
- 16 • Contents 20
- Update Device Driver Wizard 21
- Unique Viewport Commands 22
- Cursor On/Cursor Off 23
- Output Resolution Selection 23
- Pointing Device Calibration 24
- Advanced Console Commands 25
- IP Address Window 26
- 22 • Contents 26
- IP Table Setup 27
- 24 • Contents 28
- Communicating via Ethernet 30
- MS-DOS or Command Screen 31
- Programming Software 32
- Programming Modes 33
- 30 • Contents 34
- Slot 2: C2I COM5-232 36
- 32 • Contents 36
- Standby Timeout 37
- Systems 38
- Converting SIMPL+ Modules 38
- Converting User Modules 38
- Example Programs 39
- 36 • Contents 40
- Configuring Video Windows 41
- Procedure 41
- 38 • Contents 42
- Analog Initialize Value 43
- Appearance Tab 44
- Dissolve 46
- Zoom Video On-Screen 47
- Video Effect Details 49
- Cut and Zoom 50
- Translucent Objects 51
- 48 • Contents 52
- Example VT Pro-e Project 53
- Prerequisites 53
- 50 • Contents 54
- Reserved Join Numbers 56
- JOIN NUMBER FUNCTION 58
- JOIN NUMBER FUNCTION VALUE 58
- JOIN NUMBER FUNCTION VALUE 58
- RS-232 Reserved Join Numbers 60
- 56 • Contents 60
- VT Pro-e 61
- SIMPL Windows 62
- Advanced Features 63
- Examples 63
- Connecting a Pointing Device 64
- Touch Output Control 65
- Touch Input Control 66
- 64 • Contents 68
- 66 • Contents 70
- Touch the PC Procedure 71
- 68 • Contents 72
- SIMPL Windows - Detail View 73
- Boeckeler Pointmaker 74
- Telestrator 74
- In SIMPL Windows 76
- Pointing Device 77
- Directly via RS-232 78
- Cresnet 79
- “Project Properties” Window 80
- 76 • Contents 80
- Ethernet 81
- Project Properties” Window 82
- 78 • Contents 82
- Detail View in SIMPL Windows 83
- (Built-in Telestrator) 84
- Smart Sympodium 85
- Option 1 Diagram 86
- 82 • Contents 86
- Sympodium System Setup 87
- Equipment Required 87
- Software Required 88
- 86 • Contents 90
- 88 • Contents 92
- Option 1 Implementation 93
- Option 2 Implementation 93
- Problem Solving 94
- Further Inquiries 96
- Firmware Upgrades 96
- Future Updates 96
- Video Definitions 97
- First half scan lines 1/60 98
- Alternate Line Displacment 99
- Progressive Scan 99
- 96 • Contents 100
- Aspect Ratios 101
- 4:3 Aspect Ratio on 102
- Multiple Sources 103
- DVD Disks 103
- 16x9 Setup Procedure 104
- 102 • Contents 106
- 104 • Contents 108
- Software License Agreement 110
- Return and Warranty Policies 112
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