AMX AXC-MSE User manual

instruction manual
Axcess Control Cards
AXC-MSE
Mouse Card

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AXC-MSE Mouse Card Table of Contents i
Table of Contents
Introduction...........................................................................1
Pre-Installation and Installation Settings ...............................3
Pre-Installation 3
Configure the card 3
Pinouts 3
Installation 3
Programming ........................................................................5
Set mouse speed 5
Mouse movement and button functions5
Levels 6

ii Table of Contents AXC-MSE Mouse Card

AXC-MSE Mouse Card Introduction 1
Introduction
With the Panja Mouse Card (AXC-MSE), you can use AXCESS channel
assignments to emulate Microsoft Serial mouse functions on an IBM-compatible
personal computer (PC) or a Panja Touch Panel. By sending the commands to turn
on the channels, you can emulate the motion and button presses of a mouse on the
screen. Figure 1shows the AXC-MSE and Figure 2lists the specifications.
Specifications
Application Emulates Microsoft serial mouse to IBM-compatible PC
Control ports One RS-232/422 DATA PORT (1200 baud)
Dimensions •2.7” 969.3 MM) height
•12.8” (325.6 mm) depth
Mounting Inserts into a Panja AXCESS CardFrame
LEDs •CR1 blinks when the card receives data
•CR2 blinks when the card sends data.
Connector The RS-232/422 connector provides mouse connection. The connector
provides receive, send, and clear to send (CTS) signals.
Accessories •Two status LEDs for transmit and receive
•DB9 style cable for computer mouse port(serial mouse); other on
request
Figure 1
AXC-MSE
Figure 2
Specifications
Receive and transmit
data LEDS
RS-232-422
connector

2Introduction AXC-MSE Mouse Card

AXC-MSE Mouse Card Pre-Installation and Installation Settings 3
Pre-Installation and Installation
Settings
Pre-Installation
Configure the card
Configuration consists of wiring the RS-232/422 connection correctly. The 8-
position dip switch located on the card is not used.
Pinouts
Figure 3lists the RS-232/422 connector pinouts.
RS-232/422 connector pinouts
Pin Signal Description
1RS-232 GND Ground
2RS-232 RXD Receive data
3RS-232 TXD Transmit data
4+12VPower
5-9Not used N/A
10 RS-232 CTS Clear-to-send
11 RS-232 RTS Ready-to-send
12 -16 Not used N/A
Installation
To install the AXC-MSE in a Panja CardFrame, follow these steps:
1. Hold the card by the tab end and slide the card into the frame, into one of the
slots. Make sure the card is correctly positioned in the guide slot.
2. Gently push the card in until it is firmly seated in the card connector slot. You
do not have to disconnect the power to the CardFrame when you install the
card. When power is applied to the card, the LED will come on.
Figure 3
RS-232/422 connector
pinouts
Caution
Static electricity can damage
electronic circuitry. Before
handling the card, discharge
any accumulated static elec-
tricity from your body by
touching a grounded metal
object.

4Pre-Installation and Installation Settings AXC-MSE Mouse Card

AXC-MSE Mouse Card Programming 5
Programming
Use the following SEND_COMMANDs and channel assignments in the AXCESS
program for this card. Refer to the AXCESS Programming Language instruction
manual for more information.
Set mouse speed
Set the mouse speed in the AXCESS program, using the following syntax:
'P<Speed 1 or Speed 2>R<speed 1-255>'
Enter 1 for Speed 1 or 2for Speed 2.
Enter a value from 1through 255 for the speed, where 1 is slow (1.5 mouse ticks per
second) and 255 is fast (398 mouse ticks per second).
DEVICE_ID:$B8
P2R255
This example sets Speed 2 to 255.
Mouse movement and button functions
Figure 4shows mouse movement channel assignments and their functions.
Channel assignments and functions
Channel Function
1While channel is on, moves mouse N at Speed 1.
2While channel is on, moves mouse NNE at Speed 1.
3While channel is on, moves mouse NE at Speed 1.
4While channel is on, moves mouse ENE at Speed 1.
5While channel is on, moves mouse E at Speed 1.
6While channel is on, moves mouse ESE at Speed 1.
7While channel is on, moves mouse SE at Speed 1.
8While channel is on, moves mouse SSE at Speed 1.
9While channel is on, moves mouse S at Speed 1.
10 While channel is on, moves mouse SSW at Speed 1.
Figure 4
Channel assignments and
functions

6Programming AXC-MSE Mouse Card
Channel assignments and functions (Cont.)
Channel Function
11 While channel is on, moves mouse SW at Speed 1.
12 While channel is on, moves mouse WSW at Speed 1.
13 While channel is on, moves mouse W at Speed 1.
14 While channel is on, moves mouse WNW at Speed 1.
15 While channel is on, moves mouse NW at Speed 1.
16 While channel is on, moves mouse NNW at Speed 1.
17 While channel is on, moves mouse N at Speed 2.
18 While channel is on, moves mouse NNE at Speed 2.
19 While channel is on, moves mouse NE at Speed 2.
20 While channel is on, moves mouse ENE at Speed 2.
21 While channel is on, moves mouse E at Speed 2.
22 While channel is on, moves mouse ESE at Speed 2.
23 While channel is on, moves mouse SE at Speed 2.
24 While channel is on, moves mouse SSE at Speed 2.
25 While channel is on, moves mouse S at Speed 2.
26 While channel is on, moves mouse SSW at Speed 2.
27 While channel is on, moves mouse SW at Speed 2.
28 While channel is on, moves mouse WSW at Speed 2.
29 While channel is on, moves mouse W at Speed 2.
30 While channel is on, moves mouse WNW at Speed 2.
31 While channel is on, moves mouse NW at Speed 2.
32 While channel is on, moves mouse NNW at Speed 2.
33 While channel is on, left button is down.
34 While channel is on, right button is down.
Levels
You can program two levels for the mouse functions:
•Level 1 is the X-axis (horizontal)
•Level 2 is the Y-axis (vertical)

AXC-MSE Mouse Card Programming 7
The following is a sample AXCESS program defining the levels:
DEFINE_DEVICE
TP = 128
MOUSE = 1
DEFINE_CONNECT_LEVEL
(TP,1,MOUSE,1)
(TP,2,MOUSE,2)
See your AXCESS Programming Language instruction manual for details on
AXCESS programming.

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