Crestron UPX-2 User manual

Crestron UPX-2
Universal Presentation Processor
Reference Guide

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Crestron UPX-2 Universal Presentation Processor
Contents
Universal Presentation Processor: UPX-2 1
Introduction ...............................................................................................................................1
What You Should Know Before Starting .................................................................................. 1
Demo Program ............................................................................................................ 1
Internal Block Diagram ...............................................................................................1
Additional Capabilities................................................................................................2
Programming Software..............................................................................................................4
Earliest Version Software Requirements for the PC ...................................................4
Programming with SIMPL Windows ..........................................................................4
Programming with VisionTools Pro-e......................................................................... 7
Programming Concepts..............................................................................................................9
Touch-the-PC ..............................................................................................................9
Graphics ....................................................................................................................11
Video Windows.........................................................................................................13
Picture-In-Picture (PIP) ............................................................................................. 17
Translucent Objects...................................................................................................17
Layering Backgrounds, Video Windows, Objects, Subpages, and Popup Windows 18
Popup Windows ........................................................................................................18
Embedded Applications.............................................................................................21
Annotation.................................................................................................................25
Native Fonts ..............................................................................................................26
MultiByte International Characters ...........................................................................26
WAV File Audio Messages.......................................................................................26
Status Reports............................................................................................................27
Programming Tips ................................................................................................................... 28
Restoring UPX-2 Default Settings ............................................................................28
Language Support...................................................................................................... 29
SETUP MENU ..........................................................................................................29
Embedded Applications.............................................................................................29
Network Connections ................................................................................................30
Device Extender ........................................................................................................30
Project........................................................................................................................30
UPX Debug Output Window................................................................................................... 31
UPX Debug Window Menus.....................................................................................31
UPX Debug Window Tabs........................................................................................32
Problem Solving ......................................................................................................................34
Reference Documents................................................................................................34
Further Inquiries ........................................................................................................ 34
Future Updates .......................................................................................................... 34
Microsoft®Windows XP®Embedded End User License Agreement .....................................35
Software License Agreement................................................................................................... 37
Acknowledgements of Use of Third Party Binary Libraries....................................................39
Return and Warranty Policies ..................................................................................................40
Merchandise Returns / Repair Service ...................................................................... 40
CRESTRON Limited Warranty.................................................................................40
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Universal Presentation
Processor: UPX-2
Introduction
This programming manual contains SIMPL Windows®programming instructions,
VisionTools®Pro-e (VT Pro-e) programming instructions, and related information
for the UPX-2 Universal Presentation Processor. For specifications, installation, and
setup information, refer to the latest version of the UPX-2 Operations Guide (Doc.
6276), available from the Crestron®website (http://www.crestron.com/manuals).
What You Should Know Before Starting
This manual is written for the experienced Crestron programmer. Before
programming this product, the reader should be familiar with the following Crestron
development tools:
• SIMPL Windows
• VT Pro-e
For information on SIMPL Windows, refer to the latest version of the SIMPL
Windows Primer (Doc. 6253). Crestron also recommends the latest version of the
2-Series Control Systems Reference Guide (Doc. 6256). Both of these documents are
available for download from the Crestron website.
SIMPL Windows and VT Pro-e feature context-specific help to guide the
programmer with device-specific information. To view the help file at any time,
press F1.
Demo Program
The UPX-2 is shipped with a two-window user interface in the demo program. For
information on loading and using the demo program, refer to the latest revision of the
UPX-2 Operations Guide (Doc. 6276).
Internal Block Diagram
The UPX-2 is a Cresnet®or Ethernet network device and has all the same features as
a touchpanel, plus video processing features. The UPX-2 has the ability to
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simultaneously display up to three sources; two video sources and one RGB source,
or two RGB and one video source. The following diagram illustrates the video
processing capabilities of the UPX-2.
UPX-2 Video Processing Block Diagram
Additional Capabilities
Touchpanel and Audience Display
The UPX-2 has two outputs. Output A for the presenter touchpanel, and output B for
the audience display. Each output may display a different source or the same source.
NOTE: The output resolution of both output A and B must match the resolution of
the touchpanel display.
Popup Windows
Popup windows (menus, controls, and toolbars) appear on the DualTouch™
Technology touchpanel (output A) and can be displayed or hidden on the audience
display device (output B). Popup windows are similar to a subpage, but unlike a
subpage, there is no reference to the popup on any of the pages. If the popup is set to
display, it will show up on top of each page in the project. Refer to “Popup
Windows” on page 18 for additional popup information. The following illustration
shows a list of popup windows in the demo program.
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Demo Program Popup Windows as Displayed in VT Pro-e
NOTE: You cannot annotate over popup windows.
Embedded Applications
Embedded applications (Word, Excel, NetMeeting, Adobe Reader, MediaMarker,
PowerPoint, Windows Media Player, etc.) require an assigned join number to start
the application. The default path can be any resident file or web page. Refer to
“Embedded Applications” on page 21 for additional information.
Edit Object Box
The Edit Object Box allows you to enter text from the UPX-2 and send a serial string
to the control system (Edit Object Box is not yet supported and will be available in a
future release).
Combo Box
The Combo Box allows you to create a list of serial strings that will be listed in a
pull down box and send a serial string to the control system (Combo Box is not yet
supported and will be available in a future release).
Translucent Objects
All UPX-2 objects may be assigned a translucent property. Refer to “Translucent
Objects” on page 17 for additional information.
Annotation and MediaMarker
You can annotate over RGB, streaming video, PowerPoint presentations, web pages,
and any other viewable documents using a wide variety of tools and colors. Also, in
addition to saving for future presentation, you might also save it for future editing.
The screen image can be exported in a variety of file formats for distribution and
publishing purposes. In addition, the presenter can devise an entire program and save
it in the MediaMarker Notebook for future presentation. Refer to “Annotation” on
page 25 for more information.
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Programming Software
Have a question or comment about Crestron software?
Answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) can be viewed in the Online Help
section of the Crestron website. To post a question or view questions you have
submitted to Crestron’s True Blue Support, log in at http://support.crestron.com.
First-time users will need to establish a user account.
Earliest Version Software Requirements for the PC
NOTE: Crestron recommends that you use the latest software to take advantage of
the most recently released features. The latest software is available from the Crestron
website.
Crestron has developed an assortment of Windows-based software tools to develop
a Cresnet system. The following are the minimum recommended software versions
for the PC:
Software
TASK REQUIRED SOFTWARE VERSION
Program control system to
operate the UPX-2
SIMPL Windows version 2.06.20 or later
with SIMPL+ Cross Compiler version 1.1 or
later; Also requires Crestron Database
version 17.4.4 or later
Create user interface for UPX-2 Vision Tools Pro-e (VT Pro-e) version 3.3 or
later.
Uploading program and firmware Crestron Toolbox 1.2.10 or later
Programming with SIMPL Windows
SIMPL Windows is Crestron’s premier software for programming Crestron control
systems. It is organized into two separate, but equally important “Managers”.
Configuration Manager Configuration Manager is the view where programmers “build” a Crestron control
system by selecting hardware from the Device Library. The UPX-2 can connect to a
control system over Cresnet or Ethernet.
• To incorporate the UPX-2 into a system using Cresnet, drag the UPX-2
from the Touchpanels | Touchpanels (Cresnet) folder of the Device Library
and drop it in the System Views.
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Locating the UPX-2 for a Cresnet System in the Device Library
• To incorporate the UPX-2 into a system using Ethernet, drag the
UPX-2 from the Touchpanels | Touchpanels (Ethernet) folder of the Device
Library and drop it in the System Views.
Locating the UPX-2 for an Ethernet System in the Device Library
There are several variations of the UPX-2 to choose from. The following
table illustrates the difference between the models.
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UPX-2 Model Lineup
MODEL FIRMWARE
FLASH CARD
SIZE
EMBEDDED APPLICATIONS NOTES
UPX-2* 512MB
Internet Explorer, Windows Media®
Player, Netmeeting, Adobe®Acrobat
Reader, and viewers for Word®, Excel®,
PowerPoint®
Can be upgraded to UPX-2-1GB or
UPX-2-MSO by purchasing UPX-OS1GB or
UPX-OS1GB-MSO respectively. Additional
features may be available from free downloads
from the Crestron website.
UPX-2-1GB 1GB MediaMarker™, Microsoft®Internet
Explorer, Windows Media®Player,
RealPlayer®, Remote Desktop,
NetMeeting®, Java™ Runtime,
Macromedia®Flash®Plug-In, Axis
ActiveX®controls, DirectX®, and
viewers for Microsoft Word, Microsoft
Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint®, and
Adobe®Acrobat®
Can be upgraded to UPX-2-MSO by
purchasing UPX-OS1GB-MSO. Additional
features may be available from free downloads
from the Crestron website.
UPX-2-MSO 1GB All of the embedded applications of the
UPX-2-1GB with the addition of
Microsoft Picture Manager and full
versions of Microsoft Word, Microsoft
Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint
(replace viewers).
Additional features may be available from free
downloads from the Crestron website.
* This model has been replaced by the UPX-2-1GB. For upgrade information, contact Crestron at 1-888-CRESTRON.
• The system tree of the control system displays the device in the appropriate
slot with a default Net ID of 03 (Cresnet) or IP ID of 03 (Ethernet) as
shown in the following illustrations.
From top to bottom; C2Net Device, Slot 9 and C2Enet Device, Slot 8
• Additional UPX-2 devices are assigned different Net ID or IP ID numbers
as they are added.
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• Use the “Device Settings” window to change the Net ID or IP ID, as shown
in the following figures.
From Left to Right; “UPX-2 Device Settings” Windows for Cresnet & Ethernet
• The ID code specified in the SIMPL Windows program must match the Net
ID of each unit.
Programming Manager Programming Manager is the view where programmers "program" a Crestron control
system by assigning signals to symbols. The symbol can be viewed by double
clicking on the icon or dragging it into Detail View. A description for each signal in
the symbol is described in the SIMPL Windows help file (F1).
Once a program has been written, it can be compiled and uploaded to the control
system. Refer to the latest version of the 2-Series Reference Guide (Doc. 6256) for
instructions.
Programming with VisionTools Pro-e
The layout and functionality of the UPX-2 user interface is created in VisionTools
Pro-e (VT Pro-e). The user interface can be created to take advantage of all of the
UPX-2’s presentation processing capabilities and built-in PC applications.
When creating a new VT Pro-e project for the UPX-2, select the appropriate UPX-2
model as the panel type.
Project Resolution
The resolution of the project must be set to match the native resolution of the display
device. In VT-Pro-e, go to Edit | Project Properties and select the Design tab.
• Set the Panel size (horizontal/vertical pixels) to the native resolution of your
DTT-15V2/DTT-17 touchpanel device. This should be done before any
pages are created. The output resolution of the UPX-2 must match the
native resolution of your touchpanel device, and the VT Pro-e project must
match the output resolution of the UPX-2. These resolutions must match for
video windows to function properly. Current resolutions supported include:
800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 720, 1280 x 960, 1280 x 1024, 1600 x 1200.
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“Project Properties” Design Tab
Once a project has been created, it can be compiled and uploaded to the UPX-2.
Refer to the latest version of the UPX-2 Operations Guide (Doc. 6276) for
instructions.
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Programming Concepts
This section includes reference material that can be used to take advantage of the
UPX-2’s capabilities.
Touch-the-PC
The UPX-2 is compatible with the Crestron serial mouse driver, which enables
Touch-the-PC capabilities. Touch-the-PC allows the end user to control the cursor
and functions of an external PC, by touching a video or RGB window that has been
programmed for “touch output”. Using a control system as the interface between the
external PC and the UPX-2, the PC can be connected to the UPX-2 via the UPX-2’s
connection (Ethernet or Cresnet) to a control system.
Hardware/Software
Requirements
A null modem RS-232 cable is required to connect the 2-Series control system with a
PC that has a COM port dedicated to Touch-the-PC. A USB port cannot be used as
the computer COM port.
Touch-the-PC requires the following files:
• New Touch-the-PC driver program version 03.08.34P
• Vision Tools Pro-e 3.3 or later
• UPX-2 firmware version 1.09.0.02.zip or higher
• SIMPL Windows version 2.06.20 or later with library update file 345 or
later. Requires SIMPL+ Cross Compiler version 1.1.
• Crestron Database 17.4.4 or later
Procedure
1. Install VT Pro-e version 3.3 and Crestron Database 17.4.4.
2. Load version 1.09.0.02.zip or higher firmware into the UPX-2.
3. Unzip the Touch.zip file. This file contains the UPDD file which is to be
installed on the PC that will be running Touch-the-PC.
4. Run the setup program to install the UPDD (Universal Pointer Device
Driver) into the computer to be used. If a mouse driver is already installed,
uninstall it before installing this new mouse driver. The only option that
should be changed in the setup program is the COM port that will be used if
COM port 1 is not to be used. Accept all other defaults.
5. Create an RGB window in VT Pro-e and configure for Touch-the-PC by
opening the “RGB Video Properties” window. Select the Design tab and
click the box to enable the Touch/Pad Area. Save and compile the project.
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RGB Video Properties for Touch-the-PC
6. In SIMPL Windows, right-click on slot 1 of the UPX-2 in Program View
and select Insert Device Extender, then select UPX-2/UPX-2-MSO/UPX-
2_1GB Touch Out to begin programming.
Symbol Programming
The following is a “touch out” programming example for RGB-1. A description for
each signal in the symbol is described in the SIMPL Windows help file (F1).
NOTE: The current UPX-2 firmware release only supports UPDD formats.
1. Add an analog initialize 0d to the Touchout Format RGB-1 signal.
2. Add an analog value to Touchout Destination RGB-1 to specify the
“touch out” destination.
0X02 – via Cresnet
0X03 through 0XFE – via Ethernet where 03 to FE are Device ID
numbers.
Assigning Device ID numbers allows multiple touchpanels to be attached to
a control system using the same Device ID for Touch-the-PC. Therefore, a
TPS touchpanel that has an IP ID of 04 and a UPX-2 with an IP ID of 03
can both have the same Device ID of 04. The IP Tables in the control
system and the UPX-2 must be modified to have the Device ID. For
example, an IP table entry with IP ID 03 and IP address 188.148.124.5, will
need the Device ID number 04. After the Device ID has been added to the
entry, the device will be listed as 03 188.148.124.5 04 where 03 is the IP
ID, 188.148.124.5 is the IP address, and 04 is the Device ID.
3. Take serial string Touchout String RGB-1 to the COM port of the 2-Series
control system TX$.
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Graphics
The UPX-2 features PNG image support, which enables translucent objects to be
placed over still images (such as background). The dynamic graphics feature enables
the display of images (pictures, CD cover art, etc.) that are hosted externally on a
flash memory card or media server.
PNG Graphics
The PNG file format utilizes lossless compression, meaning image data is not lost
when saving or viewing the image.
PNG format uses an alpha channel (one byte of extra data per pixel) to represent the
pixel's transparency level. A PNG image with alpha is capable of 256 levels of
transparency. Text and images can be antialiased so that sharp curves will look good
against any background. You can apply a true drop shadow that fades into the
background, and create images that take any shape or form. There are many
possibilities with alpha transparency.
PNG images are displayed with full translucency in VT Pro-e and on the panel.
Dynamic Graphics
Dynamic graphics allow an image to be dynamically updated at run time.
Dynamic graphics are updated either automatically, based on the specified refresh
rate, or by sending a new file path to the panel from the control system. The
following UPX-2 objects can have dynamic graphics:
• Images
• Buttons
• Page backgrounds
• Subpage backgrounds
• Popup Window backgrounds
The image size and position set at design time will be applied to the dynamic
graphics. Dithering and transparent (bleeding) color are not supported by dynamic
graphics. To help configure the dynamic image position and size at design time, a
"dummy" image (e.g., Crestron Dynamic Graphic.jpg) will be used for previewing
the image layout if no image is selected. Dynamic graphics on an image object will
always be stretch-fitted.
Dynamic graphic properties are assigned in VT Pro-e by double-clicking on the
object.
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“Button Properties” – Graphic Tab
The following dynamic graphics properties can be assigned to an object in VT Pro-e:
• A serial join for file path
• An analog join for error reporting
• A default file path
• An auto refresh rate (1 to 65535) in seconds
At design time, either a serial path join or a default path can be assigned. If a serial
join is assigned, the default path will be disabled.
At run time, if a default file path is assigned, the file will be loaded when the project
is loaded. Whenever a file path is sent to the panel from the control system via the
serial join, the image file will be loaded immediately and the image will be displayed
right away if the object is currently visible.
If an auto refresh rate is set, the image will be automatically refreshed periodically.
The following four image types are supported:
• .bmp
• .jpg
• .png
• .gif
Resource Management
For best results in displaying the dynamic graphics, the original image size should be
the same as the desired display size.
Note that dynamic graphics resource management will not affect the original project.
Thus, rebooting the device will trigger the original project to load.
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Dynamic Graphic File
Locations
The dynamic graphic files can be accessed from the following sources:
• A public drive (e.g., e:\user\) on the device;
• An external flash drive attached to the device;
• A UNC server (e.g., \\myserver\\users\) on a LAN;
• A URL server on a LAN (e.g., 192.168.121.22/);
• Internet Server (web server or ftp server)
Analog Output
All dynamic graphic errors (invalid path/filename, failure to download) are sent to
the defined analog join number with the analog value indicating the specific error.
The analog output associated with the dynamic graphic has four defined values.
• 0 = no error
• 1 = invalid path or file name
• 2 = failed to download the file
• 3 = file size is too big
Security Issues
To load files from a UNC network server that requires a password, the required
drives need to be pre-mapped. The user can do this from the SETUP MENU. By
making the connection persistent, the connection will be re-established after the
device is rebooted.
Video Windows
Video windows created on a page in a VT Pro-e project can be configured using the
“Video Properties” window. Once a video window is created using the Draw | RGB
Window or Draw | Video Window options, double-click the video
window to open “RGB Video Properties” or “Video Properties” window so you can
configure the source, position, and size using the input selection.
Assigning a default input always displays that video or RGB source. To change a
video or RGB source in the window, assign an analog join number for input
selection. Once an analog value is assigned, it overrides the default input.
The following sources may be displayed on output A.
• Maximum of two video sources per page
• Maximum of two RGB sources per page
• Maximum of two video & one RGB source
• Maximum of two RGB & one video source
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Changing Size and Position
with Analog Joins
The UPX-2 has the ability to change the size and position of any video or RGB
window on command. To change the window size and position on-the-fly by using
programming, use VT Pro-e analog join numbers for height, width, left, and top.
These selections are under the Select Property to Modify located in the lower left
corner of the “RGB Video Properties” window. This property affects any source
directed to this object: RGB, composite, S-video and component video.
1. Draw a video or an RGB window and double-click the window to open
“RGB Video Properties” or “Video Properties” window.
2. In the lower left hand corner of the window use the pull-down menu under
Select Property to Modify and assign an analog value for height, left, top
and width.
“RGB Video Properties” Window
• Analog Feedback Join - Height adjusts the vertical size of the
video/RGB image. Place an analog join number in the box.
The maximum analog height value that can be assigned in the
SIMPL Windows program is the vertical resolution of the UPX-2
output in pixels, not the input resolution of the source. If an analog
value of zero is sent to this analog join number, the UPX-2 will not
display the video; it is too small to see. You cannot have a value
less than zero.
• Analog Feedback Join - Left adjusts the horizontal position of the
video.
The minimum analog left value that can be assigned in the SIMPL
Windows program is zero. This positions the video image on the
left edge of the display. The maximum analog value is the
horizontal resolution minus the horizontal size of the image
displayed. As you move the image to the right edge of the display,
the UPX-2 rescales the image to fit the new size. The UPX-2 will
not allow the image to be off screen.
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• Analog Feedback Join - Top adjusts the vertical position of the
video.
The minimum analog top value assigned in the SIMPL Windows
program is zero. An analog value of zero places the video image
on the top edge of the display. The maximum analog value is the
vertical resolution minus the vertical size of the image displayed.
As you move the image past the bottom edge of the display, the
UPX-2 rescales the image to fit the new size and does not allow
the image to move off the screen. You cannot have a value less
than zero.
NOTE: The video size must fit within the horizontal and vertical
position. If, for example, you set the video image value to full
screen, but set a horizontal and vertical offset value of ten, the
video image on the screen will not be full screen.
The UPX-2 moves the image ten pixels down and ten pixels to the
right. Then the UPX-2 scales the image to fit on the reminder of
the screen. In this case, set the horizontal and vertical offset to
zero.
• Analog Feedback Join - Width adjusts the horizontal size of the
video.
The UPX-2 will not display the video if you enter an analog value
of zero. The maximum value assigned to width is the horizontal
resolution of the UPX-2 output, not the input resolution.
When you assign an analog value to height and width, you must
also assign an analog initialize value to that analog join number in
SIMPL Windows. Without an analog initialize value, video will
not be present when you do a page flip or subpage.
An analog value of zero has an image size of zero pixels for height
and width.
If you also want the video to appear in a particular position on the
screen, you must set the top and left position values in an analog
initialize. If no analog value is assigned, the UPX-2 defaults to the
upper left corner of the screen, regardless of where you have drawn
the window location in VT Pro-e. For additional software
information, consult the VT Pro-e help file.
Aspect Ratios
Maintain the proper aspect ratio when setting the analog values. Refer to the latest
version of the Crestron UPX-2 Operations Guide (Doc. 6276), available from the
Crestron website for additional information on aspect ratios.
1. To maintain a 4 X 3 aspect ratio, multiply the height by 1.33 to get the
width.
2. To maintain a 16 X 9 aspect ratio, multiply the height by 1.78 to get the
width.
Example: Assuming the height is 100
Aspect Ratio Height Width
4 X 3 100 133
16 X 9 100 178
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Source Assignment
There are two ways to assign a source for video windows and display output B.
Defaults
Defaults allow the user to assign the video source to be used when the video
object is displayed. The selection can be overwritten with an analog join.
Joins
Joins allow the user to select the source of a video window via analog joins.
Procedure 1. Draw a video or an RGB window.
2. Double-click the window to view the window’s properties.
3. In the lower left hand corner of the window use the pull-down menu
under Select Property to Modify and assign an analog value for height,
left, top and width. Refer to “Changing Size and Position with Analog
Joins” on page 14.
4. Select the source for the audience (Output B) by selecting the Display
Output tab of the “Project Properties” window in VT Pro-e and choose
an analog join number.
“Project Properties” Display Output Tab
In this example, analog join 25 is assigned in the “Project Properties”
window. The analog value assigned to this join will determine the
output to the audience display on output B.
5. In SIMPL Windows, select the appropriate analog value to select the
input source.
NOTE: When used with video windows, invalid values (out of 0-13d
range) are not treated as 0d but instead black-out the display. The
behavior is the same as if a valid source value was sent and there was
no source connected to that input.
NOTE: Graphics = Same as output A
None = Black. Values out of 0-13d range black-out the
display.
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