Crestron AudioReQuest User manual

AudioReQuest Crestron™ Interface Guide
Version 7.0.0
Control of 1 or more AudioReQuest™ devices from a Crestron control
system through RS2 2 or Ethernet
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Table of Contents
AudioReQuest Crestron™ Interface Guide........................................................................1
Table of Contents..............................................................................................................2
Crestron Install Checklist...................................................................................................4
Introduction:......................................................................................................................1
Rear Serial Port Pinout (Male RS-2 2 Port).........................................................................................1
Serial Cable Pinout (Female Female RS2 2 cable)...........................................................................1
COM Settings....................................................................................................................................1
Design Changes and New Features..................................................................................
Multiple Product Model Support....................................................................................
Single START-COMMUNICATIONS Signal....................................................................
Simplified Design...........................................................................................................
Ethernet Control................................................................................................................4
Cover Art on Supported Panels.........................................................................................4
Customizing the Program..................................................................................................5
Adding Touch Panels.....................................................................................................5
Adding AudioReQuests.................................................................................................7
Serial Control.....................................................................................................................................9
Ethernet Control................................................................................................................................9
Complete List of Module Inputs and Outputs.................................................................10
ARQConnect Module – Inputs.....................................................................................10
ARQConnect Module – Outputs..................................................................................1
ARQConnect Module – Parameters.............................................................................14
Touchpanel Controller Module – Inputs.......................................................................15
Touchpanel Controller Module – Outputs....................................................................15
Touchpanel Controller Module – Parameters...............................................................15
Keyboard Handler Module – Inputs..............................................................................16
Keyboard Handler Module – Outputs...........................................................................17
Keyboard Handler Module – Parameters......................................................................17
Appendix A: Troubleshooting..........................................................................................18
A)Can’t establish 1-way serial communication:............................................................18
B)I have one-way control but I can’t get any feedback:................................................18
C)Getting garbage text or lines not refreshing on Crestron Touch panels:...................19
D)The text is being drawn slowly on the touch screens:..............................................19
E)When I go into the ARQ pages on my touch panel nothing happens:.......................19
Appendix B: Using Hyper Terminal:................................................................................20
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Revision History
Revision Number Changes
4.0.2 Updated for 1.7.11, updated graphics
4.0. Updated for 1.7.5 (genre commands)
4.1.0 Updated for 1.8.1
4.1.5 Updated version number to match program version number. No changes
to document
4.5.0 Complete redesign
Added new 1.9.0 commands
4.5.1 Added POWER-ON and POWER-OFF to Basic Module
4.5.5 Added info about single Start Comm signal
Minor formatting changes
5.0.0 Initial F-Series Version
5.5.0 Added support for cover art using Dynamic Graphics
6.0.0 Redesigned module
Added Keyboard Handler and Touchpanel modules
Added support for new 4.6.0 features
Added support for classical mode
7.0.0 Simplified module, removing a lot of legacy code
Went back to single module design
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Crestron Install Checklist
Hardware Requirements
1) 2-Series Crestron Processor and AudioReQuest Digital Music Server
2) FemaleFemale NULL Modem serial cable if connecting serially (one ships with the ARQ). It
is HIGHLY recommended to use a cable that is no longer than 10ft to prevent ground
problems.
Hardware Configuration
1) Install ARQ unit and Crestron processor in rack
2) Connect cables for control (NULL Modem Serial or Ethernet)
Software Requirements/Setup
1) Ensure that you have the all the latest SIMPL Windows and VTPro programs and components
installed. Don’t forget the SIMPL Windows Cross Compiler!
Software Configuration
1) Import the ReQuest demo program into SIMPL Windows using FileImport Archived Program
(see page 2 below for more info)
2) Select a control method (Ethernet or Serial). The demo is setup for Serial. If using Ethernet,
comment out the COM port, uncomment the TCP/IP client, and configure it with your
AudioReQuest’s IP address.
) If integrating the AudioReQuest into an existing Crestron program, copy the logic from the
demo program to your program. Be sure to copy Digital, Analog, and Serial joins for the touch
screens. Modify the joins as necessary to fit into your system.
4) If using the ReQuest demo touch screen interfaces, open those in VTPro and modify as
necessary. Copy our screens to yours if integrating with an existing system
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Introduction:
This document explains how to interface all models of AudioReQuest Digital Music Servers with Crestron
control systems using the AudioReQuest Crestron Demo Program version 7.0.0. It will not give a detailed
explanation of the protocol used to communicate with the AudioReQuest via Ethernet, Serial, or IR. For
this information, please download the Communication Protocol Guide from www.request.com.
Rear Serial Port Pinout (Male RS-232 Port)
Pin Purpose
1 Not Used
2 Receive
Transmit
4 Not Used
5 Ground
6-9 Not Used
Serial Cable Pinout (Female  Female RS232 cable)
Pin (ARQ Side) Pin (Control Side)
2 (Rx) (Tx)
(Tx) 2 (Rx)
5 (GND) 5 (GND)
COM Settings
The rear serial port is used for integrating the AudioReQuest with a control system. Connection to the rear
serial port requires a FemaleFemale NULL MODEM serial cable. The front serial port(if equipped) is
used ONLY for configuring certain settings on the AudioReQuest, such as the IP Address. You CANNOT
use the front serial port to control the ARQ.
The default baud rate depends on the model of AudioReQuest unit. On newer AudioReQuest units, the
baud rate is configurable in the webserver (SettingsHardwareControl Port Baud Rate). The table
below shows the default baud rates by model.
Rear Serial Port
(Single Zone Units)
Rear Serial Port
(Multi Zone Units)
Parameter Value Parameter Value
Baud 9600 Baud 57600
Data Bits 8 Data Bits 8
Stop Bits 1 Stop Bits 1
Parity None Parity None
Flow Control None Flow Control None
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What To Do irst:
Do Not Unzip The Demo Program You Download!!!
Download ARQConnect_Crestron_Demo_v7_0_0.zip from www.request.com.
Open SIMPL Windows.
Select Import Archived Program from the File pull-down menu
Click Browse and find the zipped file you downloaded in step 1 above.
Click Start to import the file.
Following the above steps is CRITICAL to the success of your project. Although it is typically sufficient to
simply copy the files to the appropriate place on your hard drive, SIMPL Windows performs better when
the file is imported.
Importing the file will unzip the project, placing the .smw, .umc and .usp files in the appropriate places,
and open our demo program in SIMPL Windows. This program works as a complete solution with our
touch panel designs, which are also available on our website. If you choose to use our module in another
program, but you plan to use our panel designs, you MUST copy over the Subpage Logic subsystem in
order for the panels to work correctly. If you have any questions or problems, call (800) 2 6-2812 for
further assistance.

Design Changes and New eatures
In an effort to simplify integration between Crestron and AudioReQuest, ReQuest has made a number of
changes to the demo program, the ARQConnect module, and the demo touch screens. This section
describes the changes that have been made.
Multiple Product Model Support
ReQuest now has main types of AudioReQuest unit: Single Zone (N.Series), 2 Output Multizone
(F2.Series), and 4 Output Multizone (F4.Series and S.Series). Using the ARQConnect Demo Program, you
can interface to any number of units of any type simply by changing the zone number on the module/
Single START-COMMUNICATIONS Signal
Previous versions of the demo program and touch screen interfaces contained 2 separate Start-
Communications signals: One for Ethernet (join 771) and one for Serial (join 772). These 2 signals have
been combined into 1 signal named ARQ-CONNECT (join 771). This allows you to switch between
Ethernet and Serial communications by simply moving the ARQ-CONNECT signal from the [START-
SERIAL-COMMUNICATIONS] input to the [START-ETHERNET-COMMUNICATIONS] input on the module.
For more information on using Ethernet, see the Ethernet Control section on the next page.
Simplified Design
Version 5.0.0 introduced a new 2 module design: Basic and Advanced. While beneficial for organization,
this design caused problems in timing and processor usage. For version 7.0.0 we have returned to a
single, simplified module design. We have added a number of things from the Advanced module to make
it a complete solution.
**NOTE: The Keyboard Handler and Touchpanel Controller modules are still used.
The Keyboard Handler Module
This is a stand-alone module that handles all the necessary work for displaying an onscreen keyboard and
building a string based on input from the touch panel. This is used mainly for creating playlists.
The Touchpanel Controller Module
This module handles all the logic for displaying subpages on the touch panel. Previously, this logic lived in
the demo program. This made it more difficult to integrate a ReQuest into an existing project.
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Ethernet Control
The demo program provided by ReQuest includes a commented out TCP/IP client that is ready to use.
In order to control AudioReQuest with Ethernet:
1. Uncomment the TCP/IP client that is already in our demo program
(Slot-08, IP-ID-04).
2. Verify that the TCP/IP client is configured as shown in the figure below.
. Switch to Configure view and set the IP address of the TCP/IP client to the IP address of your
AudioReQuest. You can find the IP by going to MenuSystem Information on the AudioReQuest.
4. Switch back to Program View and delete the AUDIO-REQUEST-RX$ and AUDIO-REQUEST-TX$
signals going to the COMM Port (Slot-04, Port-A).
Cover Art on Supported Panels
With the addition of Dynamic Graphics on newer Crestron panels, you can now get cover art images on
your touch panel without the need for a video input. The module contains a number of serial outputs you
can use (see Module Outputs on page 15 for details on the different outputs).
For the Player image as well as the single Browse image, you have the option of choosing a large image
(170 x 170px) or a small image (75 x 75px). The Browse images per line are hard-coded to use a smaller
image size to increase performance.
To use cover art and set the browse image sizes you desire:
1. Open the Module into detail view
2. At the bottom of the module, set the IP_ADDRESS and WEB-PORT parameters to the ip address
and web port of your AudioReQuest
. Set the cover art modes for the size of image you wish to receive
0d: Disable this image
1d: Large Image (170 x 170 pixels) default
2d: Small Image (75 x 75 pixels)
4. If you wish to use cover art on each browse line, set ENABLE-BROWSE-LINE-ART to 1d
5. Connect the serial outputs from the module to the appropriate serial joins on the panels that will
display the images (see image below for more info)
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Customizing the Program
Adding Touch Panels
To simplify customization of the program, we have added templates for the Touch Screens and Panel
Specific Logic folders. The demo program has five 2-way panels already in it. If you wish to add more
panels, you can use the templates to make it easier.
NOTE: You may find it easier to delete all but one AudioReQuest Zone subsystem, add the new panel
logic, then add back in the ARQ Zone logic folders.
To add another touch screen:
1. Add your new touch screen to the system in Configure
View.
2. Under Program View, locate ID-FE : Xpanel: ARQ
Template{Panel_TEMP} (Figure ).
. Right-Click AND HOLD on the TEMPLATE.
4. Move the mouse over top of the new touch panel
5. Release the mouse button.
6. Select Copy all signals and parameters from the menu
that pops up (Figure 4). This will copy all the Digital,
Analog, and Serial signals from the template to your
new touch screen.
All of the signals for the touch screens have a suffix that
distinguishes that screen from the others. This is used
to isolate one panel from another. The template has the
suffix {Panel_TEMP} on all signals. The next steps will
walk you through changing this. You will need to use a
unique suffix for each new touch screen you add. In the
demo, we use {Panel_A} through {Panel_E . If you add
panels, you could start with {Panel_F} and continue
alphabetically from there (Panel_G, Panel_H, etc.).
7. Select the new touch screen in Program View and press F9 on your
keyboard to begin a Search and Replace.
8. Search for Panel_TEMP and replace it with the suffix you decided to use
above.
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The next step is to create the Panel Logic folder for the new panel.
9. Select the S-1.4.10 : {Panel_TEMP} subsystem and press Ctrl-C on your keyboard.
10. Select the S-1.4 : Panel Logic subsystem and press Ctrl-V.
11. Uncomment the newly copied subsystem.
12. Select the newly copied subsystem and press F9 on your keyboard.
1 . Search for Panel_TEMP and replace it with the same as in Step 8 on the previous page.
You must also create the Panel Specific Logic in each zone for the new panel.
14. Select S-1.5.2.2.10 : {Panel_TEMP} subsystem and press Ctrl-C on your keyboard.
15. Select S-1.5.2.2 : Panel Specific Logic for This Zone subsystem and press Ctrl-V. This will create S-
1.5.2.2.11 : {Panel_TEMP}.
16. Uncomment the newly copied subsystem.
17. Select the newly copied subsystem and press F9 on your keyboard.
18. Search for Panel_TEMP and replace it with the same as in Step 8 on the previous page.
19. Repeat steps 14-18 above for ALL remaining {ZONE_XX} subsystems.
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Adding AudioReQuests
The Multi Zone program is designed in such a way that adding more AudioReQuests to the program is as
simple as possible.
1. Select the S-1.5 : {ARQ_01} subsystem and press Ctrl-C on your keyboard.
2. Select the S-1 : AudioReQuest Logic folder and press Ctrl-V to paste.
. Select the newly copied subsystem and press F9 on your keyboard.
4. In the Search and Replace dialog box, replace all instances of ARQ_01 with ARQ_02.
a. If you already have an ARQ_02 folder, use the next available number.
5. Click OK.
If you are adding an F4.Series unit (4 Zone box), skip to step 10 below. Otherwise, continue.
6. Open the S-1.6.1 : Ethernet OR Gates subsystem
7. Open all gates into detail view by double clicking on each one.
8. If the unit you are adding is a 2 zone box (F2.Series):
a. Remove the last 2 input/output pairs on each gate
b. Comment out the S-1.6.4 : {ZONE_0 } and S-1.6.5 : {ZONE_04} subsystems
9. If the unit you are adding is a 1 zone box (N.Series, Fusion, Nitro, etc):
a. Remove the last input/output pairs on each gate
b. Comment out the S-1.6. : {ZONE_02} through S-1.6.5 : {ZONE_04} subsystems
c. If the unit you are adding is running firmware earlier than 2.1.0:
i. Open the S-1.6.2.1.1 : ARQConnect… module into detail view
ii. Scroll to the bottom of the module and change the Zone number from 1 to 0
10. If desired, open every ARQConnect module and modify the [ZONE_NAME] parameter to
something more descriptive for your install.
The next step is to add the ARQ-CONNECT signal to the Connection Interlock:
11. Open S-1.4.1.1 : Interlock into Detail View
12. Select the last line on the input side and press Alt-‘plus’ once for each AudioReQuest Zone you
have added to the system (4 times for one F4, 2 times for one F2, etc)
1 . Select the last line with a signal name on it and press Ctrl-C
14. Select the first empty line and press Ctrl-V. This will copy the ARQ-CONNECT signal to the new
line.
15. Change the ARQ_XX and ZONE_XX numbers appropriately.
16. If the unit you are adding is a F2 or F4, select the remaining lines and press F4 on the keyboard.
This will copy the signal name to the remaining lines and automatically increment the ZONE_XX
number.
17. Do the same for the output side of the interlock
18. Repeat the above steps for the interlock in each Panel_X folder
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Next you want to add the ARQ-CONNECT signal to the touch panel:
19. Double click on the first touch panel to open that panel in Detail View
20. Select Join 774 and press Ctrl-C on your keyboard.
21. Select the next open join and press Ctrl-V.
22. Adjust the ARQ_XX and ZONE_XX numbers appropriately as in step 15 above.
2 . Repeat steps 20-22 for every AudioReQuest Zone you have added above
24. Repeat steps 19-2 for every panel in the system
NOTE: For each ARQ you add to the program, you must also add corresponding buttons to the VTPro files
for your touch screens.
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The final step is to determine how you will control the newly added ARQ devices and connect the signals
to/from the module.
Serial Control
1. Select an open COM port for each ARQ you have added to the system.
2. Copy the signals from Port A to the new COM port
. Modify the signal names, changing ARQ_01 to ARQ_ XX , where XX is the number of the
AudioReQuest you are adding.
4. Open the ARQConnect v7_0_0 module into detail view and make sure the ARQ-
CONNECT{ARQ_ XX } signal is connected to the [START-SERIAL-COMMUNICATIONS] input.
Ethernet Control
**NOTE: There is one TCP/IP client in the system already and is configured for ARQ_01. Use that one
first before adding another to the system. Be sure to modify ARQ_01 to the ARQ number you
need if necessary.
1. Switch to Configure View and add a TCP/IP client to your list of Ethernet Units (Figure 10).
2. Edit the TCP/IP client, entering the IP Address of your AudioReQuest (Figure 11).
. Switch back to Program View.
4. Copy the signals from the existing TCP/IP client to the newly added TCP/IP client.
5. Modify the signal names, changing ARQ_01 to ARQ_ XX , where XX is the number of the
AudioReQuest you are adding.
6. Open the ARQConnect v7_0_0 module into detail view and make sure the ARQ-
CONNECT{ARQ_ XX } signal is connected to the [START-ETHERNET-COMMUNICATIONS] input.
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Complete List of Module Inputs and Outputs
*The FW column indicates the minimum firmware on the AudioReQuest that supports that command
*If N/A appears in the FW column, then there are no restrictions
*Brackets ( [ ] ) around a signal name indicates that command is optional and does not need to be driven to compile the
program without errors.
ARQConnect Module – Inputs
SIGNAL NAME D/A/S FW DESCRIPTION
ARQ-RE EIVE$ S N/A Serial String for feedback. onnected to RX line of OM Port or T P/IP lient
[START-SERIAL- OMMUNI ATIONS] D N/A Initializes serial feedback. The ARQ will NOT send feedback unless this input is pulsed
[START-ETHERNET- OMMUNI ATIONS] D N/A Initializes an Ethernet connection and turns on feedback. The ARQ will NOT send feedback
unless this signal is pulsed.
[ETHERNET-STATUS] A N/A onnected to analog status output from the T P/IP client
[ETHERNET- ONNE T-FB] D N/A onnected to the Connect-F output of the T P/IP client
[STOP- OMMUNI ATIONS] D N/A Used mainly in Multizone connection. Should be pulsed when returning from ARQ pages back to
the source page
[REFRESH] D 1.9.0 Refreshes all Digital, Analog, and Serial feedback
[POWER-ON] D N/A Turns ON the AudioReQuest from a Soft Power OFF state
[POWER-OFF] D N/A Soft Powers OFF the AudioReQuest
[ URSOR-UP] D N/A Acts as cursor up on the Browse page
Acts as previous song on the Player page
[ URSOR-DOWN] D N/A Acts as cursor down on the Browse page
Acts as next song on the Player page
[ URSOR-LEFT] D N/A Acts as cursor left on the Browse page
Acts as rewind on the Player page
[ URSOR-RIGHT] D N/A Acts as cursor right on the Browse page
Acts as fast forward on the Player page
[GOTO-HOME] D N/A Brings the cursor back to the uppermost level of the Browse page
[GOTO- D] D N/A Browses to the D Track List
[GOTO-ALL-SONGS] D N/A Browses to the All Songs list
[GOTO-ARTIST] D N/A Browses to the Artists list
[GOTO-ALBUM] D N/A Browses to the Albums list
[GOTO-PLAYLISTS] D N/A Browses to the list of user Playlists
[GOTO-GENRES] D 1.7.52 Browses to the list of Genres
[GOTO- OMPOSERS] D 4.6.0 Browses to the list of omposers (Classical mode required)
[GOTO- ONDU TORS] D 4.6.0 Browses to the list of onductors (Classical mode required)
[GOTO-PERFORMAN ES] D 4.6.0 Browses to the list of Performances (Classical mode required)
[GOTO-OR HESTRAS] D 4.6.0 Browses to the list of Orchestras (Classical mode required)
[GOTO-NOWPLAYING] D N/A Browses to the Now Playing list
[NAV-JUMP-UP] D N/A Moves the cursor up 1 page at a time on the Browse page.
[NAV-JUMP-DOWN] D N/A Moves the cursor down 1 page at a time on the Browse page.
[NAV-MOVE-LEFT] D N/A Moves the cursor back 1 page at a time on the Browse page.
[JUMP-UP-4] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor up 4 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-DOWN-4] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor down 4 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-UP-5] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor up 5 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-DOWN-5] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor down 5 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-UP-6] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor up 6 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-DOWN-6] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor down 6 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-UP-7] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor up 7 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-DOWN-7] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor down 7 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-UP-8] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor up 8 lines at a time on the Browse page
[JUMP-DOWN-8] D 1.9.0 Moves the cursor down 8 lines at a time on the Browse page
[GOTO-TOP-OF-LIST] D 1.9.0 Browses to the top of the current list on the Browse page
[GOTO-BOTTOM-OF-LIST] D 1.9.0 Browses to the bottom of the current list on the Browse page
[PLAY-NOW] D 1.8.1 Plays the currently highlighted item on the Browse page
[PLAY-NEXT] D 4.6.0 Inserts the selected item into the queue immediately after the current track
[QUEUE] D N/A Queues the currently highlighted item to the end of the Now Playing list
[DIS RETE-PLAY] D N/A Begins music playback if the ARQ is in the Stopped or Paused state
[PLAY/PAUSE-TOGGLE] D N/A Toggles music playback between Pause and Play
[PAUSE-TOGGLE] D N/A Toggles Pause ON/OFF
[STOP] D N/A Stops music playback
[DIS RETE-PAUSE] D N/A Pauses music playback
[DIS RETE-UNPAUSE] D N/A Unpauses music playback
[DIS RETE-FAST-FORWARD] D N/A Jump ahead 5 seconds in the current track.. This will repeat if held high
[DIS RETE-REWIND] D N/A Jump back 5 seconds in the current track. This will repeat if held high
[PREVIOUS-TRA K] D N/A Plays the previous track in the Now Playing queue
[NEXT-TRA K] D N/A Plays the next track in the Now Playing queue
[SHUFFLE-TOGGLE] D N/A Toggles Shuffle ON/OFF (reorders the Now Playing list)
[REPEAT-TOGGLE] D N/A Toggles Repeat ON/OFF (repeats the current play queue)
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[ ONTINUOUS-TOGGLE] D N/A Toggles ontinuous ON/OFF ( ontinues playback to the next alphabetical list when the current
list is finished)
[REPEAT- ONT-OFF-TOGGLE] D N/A ycles between Repeat, ontinuous, or neither
[RANDOM-TOGGLE] D N/A Toggles Random mode ON/OFF (plays a completely random song off the entire system)
[DIS RETE- ONTINUOUS-ON] D N/A Turns ON ontinuous Mode
[DIS RETE- ONTINUOUS-OFF] D N/A Turns OFF ontinuous Mode
[DIS RETE-SHUFFLE-ON] D N/A Turns ON Shuffle
[DIS RETE-SHUFFLE-OFF] D N/A Turns OFF Shuffle
[DIS RETE-REPEAT-ON] D N/A Turns ON Repeat
[DIS RETE-REPEAT-OFF] D N/A Turns OFF Repeat
[DIS RETE-RANDOM-IN] D N/A Turns ON Random Mode
[DIS RETE-RANDOM-OUT] D N/A Turns OFF Random Mode
[SEEK-VALUE] A 1.8.1 ontains a number between 0 and 65535, depending on where the Progress Bar is pressed
[BEGIN-SEAR H] D 1.8.1 Always puts the ARQ into search mode, rather than toggling
[ AN EL-SEAR H] D 1.8.1 ancels search mode
[TOGGLE-SEAR H] D 1.8.1 Toggles search mode ON/OFF
[RESTART-SEAR H] D 1.8.1 lears the search string and restarts the search
[SEAR H-NEXT-MAT H] D 1.8.1 Finds the next match for the current search
[SEAR H-SONGS] D 1.8.1 Begins a search for All Songs
[SEAR H-ARTISTS] D 1.8.1 Begins a search for Artists
[SEAR H-ALBUMS] D 1.8.1 Begins a search for Albums
[SEAR H-GENRES] D 1.8.1 Begins a search for Genres
[SEAR H- OMPOSERS] D 4.6.0 Begins a search for omposers (Classical mode required)
[SEAR H- ONDU TORS] D 4.6.0 Begins a search for onductors (Classical mode required)
[SEAR H-PERFORMAN ES] D 4.6.0 Begins a search for Performances (Classical mode required)
[SEAR H-OR HESTRAS] D 4.6.0 Begins a search for Orchestras (Classical mode required)
[KEYBOARD- HAR] D N/A Takes HARA TER_PASSTHROUGH output from Keyboard Handler Module
[BA KSPA E] D N/A Takes BA KSPA E_PASSTHROUGH output from Keyboard Handler Module
[VOLUME-UP] D N/A Increases the Volume of the Analog Output
[VOLUME-DOWN] D N/A Decreases the Volume of the Analog Output
[MUTE] D N/A Mute the analog output (does not affect digital)
[UNMUTE] D N/A Unmute the analog output (does not affect digital)
[VOLUME-LEVEL-IN] D N/A Set the volume level (0 – 65535d from a slider)
[SAVE-TO-PLAYLIST-BROWSE] D 4.6.0 Prepares the module to save the currently selected item in the Browse page to a playlist
[SAVE- UR-TRA K-TO-PLAYLIST] D 4.6.0 Prepares the module to save the current track to a playlist
[SAVE-NOW-PLAYING-TO-PLAYLIST] D 4.6.0 Prepares the module to save the now playing queue to a playlist
[GET-PLAYLISTS] D 4.6.0 Retrieves the list of playlists (does not browse to playlists, unlike GOTO-PLAYLISTS)
[GET-NEXT-PLAYLISTS] D 4.6.0 Retrieves the next 6 playlists
[GET-PREVIOUS-PLAYLISTS] D 4.6.0 Retrieves the previous 6 playlists
[NEW-PLAYLIST-NAME] S 4.6.0 Takes STRING_FB output from the Keyboard Handler Module
[SAVE-NEW-PLAYLIST] D 4.6.0 Saves the previously selected item to a playlist named using NEW-PLAYLIST-NAME
[ LEAR-NOW-PLAYING] D N/A Empties the now playing queue
[GOTO-BROWSE] D N/A Flips the ARQ to the Navigator page
[GOTO-PLAYER] D N/A Flips the ARQ to the Player page
[NEXT-GENRE] D 1.8.1 Plays songs under the next genre, alphabetically
[PREV-GENRE] D 1.8.1 Plays songs under the previous genre, alphabetically
[NEXT-PLAYLIST] D N/A Plays songs under the next Playlist, numerically
[PREV-PLAYLIST] D N/A Plays songs under the previous Playlist, numerically
[NEXT-ALBUM] D 1.8.1 Plays songs under the next album, alphabetically
[PREV-ALBUM] D 1.8.1 Plays songs under the previous album, alphabetically
[NEXT-ARTIST] D 1.8.1 Plays songs under the next artist, alphabetically
[PREV-ARTIST] D 1.8.1 Plays songs under the previous artist, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[NEXT- OMPOSER] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the next composer, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[PREV- OMPOSER] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the previous composer, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[NEXT- ONDU TOR] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the next conductor, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[PREV- ONDU TOR] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the previous conductor, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[NEXT-OR HESTRA] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the next orchestra, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[PREV-OR HESTRA] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the previous orchestra, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[NEXT-PERFORMAN E] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the next performance, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[PREV-PERFORMAN E] D 4.6.0 Plays songs under the previous performance, alphabetically (Classical mode required)
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-1] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #1
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-2] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #2
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-3] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #3
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-4] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #4
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-5] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #5
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-6] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #6
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-7] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #7
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-8] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #8
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-9] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #9
[PLAY-PLAYLIST-10] D N/A Plays songs on Playlist #10
[GOTO- URRENT-GENRE] D 1.9.0 Browses to the currently playing song's Genre
[GOTO- URRENT-PLAYLIST] D 1.9.0 Browses to the currently playing song's Playlist
[GOTO- URRENT-SONG] D 1.9.0 Browses to the currently playing song in All Songs
[GOTO- URRENT-ARTIST] D 1.9.0 Browses to the currently playing song's Artist
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[GOTO- URRENT-ALBUM] D 1.9.0 Browses to the currently playing song's Album
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-1] D N/A Moves to Line 1 on the Browse page. Issues Enter command if cursor is on this line OR if LINE-
PRESS-MODE module parameter is set to single
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-2] D N/A Same as above for line 2
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-3] D N/A Same as above for line 3
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-4] D N/A Same as above for line 4
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-5] D N/A Same as above for line 5
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-6] D N/A Same as above for line 6
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-7] D N/A Same as above for line 7
[BROWSE-PRESS-LINE-8] D N/A Same as above for line 8
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-1] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 1
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-2] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 2
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-3] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 3
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-4] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 4
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-5] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 5
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-6] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 6
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-7] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 7
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-8] D N/A Displays Browse Popup. Tells module to retrieve the ID for Line 8
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-1] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 1
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-2] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 2
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-3] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 3
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-4] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 4
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-5] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 5
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-6] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 6
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-7] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 7
[SELE T-PLAYLIST-LINE-8] D 4.6.0 Saves previously selected item to the playlist on line 8
[BROWSE-S ROLLBAR-VALUE] A 4.6.0 Jump to a particular point in a browse list (0 – 65535d from a slider)
**The Double Press means that to "drill-into" an item on the Browse page, the line needs to be pressed twice
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ARQConnect Module – Outputs
SIGNAL NAME D/A/S FW DESCRIPTION
ARQ-TRANSMIT$ S N/A Serial string for transmitting commands to the ARQ. onnected to the TX input of the OM port or T P/IP
lient
[T P/IP- LIENT- ONNE T] D N/A ontrols the T P/IP connection to the ARQ.
[PAGE-STATE-ID] A N/A Analog value for the server's current page. This is used by the Touchpanel ontroller module if you wish to
have the restron panel follow the state of the server
[BROWSE-LEVEL] A N/A This should be connected to the Touchpanel ontroller and is used to determine when to show the Browse
Options page rather than the standard Browse page.
[REPEAT-FB] D N/A Repeat Flag. High if Repeat is ON
[SHUFFLE-FB] D N/A Shuffle Flag. High if Shuffle is ON
[ ONTINUOUS-FB] D N/A ontinuous Flag. High if ontinuous Mode is ON
[RANDOM-FB] D N/A Random Flag. High if Random Mode is ON
[STOP-FB] D N/A Stop Flag. High if music is Stopped
[PLAY-FB] D N/A Play Flag. High if music is Playing
[PAUSE-FB] D N/A Pause Flag. High if music is Paused
[BROWSE-LINE-1-FB] D N/A Line 1 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 1
[BROWSE-LINE-2-FB] D N/A Line 2 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 2
[BROWSE-LINE-3-FB] D N/A Line 3 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 3
[BROWSE-LINE-4-FB] D N/A Line 4 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 4
[BROWSE-LINE-5-FB] D N/A Line 5 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 5
[BROWSE-LINE-6-FB] D N/A Line 6 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 6
[BROWSE-LINE-7-FB] D N/A Line 7 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 7
[BROWSE-LINE-8-FB] D N/A Line 8 flag. High if the cursor is on Line 8
[BROWSE-LINE-1-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 1, Low if Line 1 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-LINE-2-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 2, Low if Line 2 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-LINE-3-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 3, Low if Line 3 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-LINE-4-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 4, Low if Line 4 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-LINE-5-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 5, Low if Line 5 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-LINE-6-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 6, Low if Line 6 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-LINE-7-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 7, Low if Line 7 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-LINE-8-ENABLED] D N/A High if there is text on Line 8, Low if Line 8 is blank. Used for hiding blank lines on the TP.
[BROWSE-WINDOW-TITLE$] S N/A Title above the Navigator list
[BROWSE-LINE-1$] S N/A Text on Line 1 of the Browse page
[BROWSE-LINE-2$] S N/A Text on Line 2 of the Browse page
[BROWSE-LINE-3$] S N/A Text on Line 3 of the Browse page
[BROWSE-LINE-4$] S N/A Text on Line 4 of the Browse page
[BROWSE-LINE-5$] S N/A Text on Line 5 of the Browse page
[BROWSE-LINE-6$] S N/A Text on Line 6 of the Browse page
[BROWSE-LINE-7$] S N/A Text on Line 7 of the Browse page
[BROWSE-LINE-8$] S N/A Text on Line 8 of the Browse page
[PLAYLIST-LINE-1$] S 4.6.0 Text on Line 1 of the Playlists page
[PLAYLIST-LINE-2$] S 4.6.0 Text on Line 2 of the Playlists page
[PLAYLIST-LINE-3$] S 4.6.0 Text on Line 3 of the Playlists page
[PLAYLIST-LINE-4$] S 4.6.0 Text on Line 4 of the Playlists page
[PLAYLIST-LINE-5$] S 4.6.0 Text on Line 5 of the Playlists page
[PLAYLIST-LINE-6$] S 4.6.0 Text on Line 6 of the Playlists page
[EXT-NAV-ARTIST$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Artist of the currently highlighted item on the Browse page
[EXT-NAV-ALBUM$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Album of the currently highlighted item on the Browse page
[EXT-NAV-GENRE$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Genre of the currently highlighted item on the Browse page
[EXT-NAV-PLAYLIST$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Playlist of the currently highlighted item on the Browse page
[EXT-NAV-TOTAL-ITEMS$] S 1.9.0 ontains the number of items in the currently highlighted list on the Browse page
[EXT-NAV-TOTAL-TIME$] S 1.9.0 ontains the total time of the currently highlighted item on the Browse page
[PLAYER-SONG-TITLE$] S N/A ontains the Title of the current song
[PLAYER-ARTIST$] S N/A ontains the Artist of the current song
[PLAYER-ALBUM$] S N/A ontains the Album of the current song
[PLAYER-PLAYLIST$] S N/A ontains the Playlist of the current song
[PLAYER-GENRE$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Genre of the current song
[PLAYER- OMPOSER$] S 4.6.0 ontains the omposer of the current song (Classical mode required)
[PLAYER- ONDU TOR$] S 4.6.0 ontains the onductor of the current song (Classical mode required)
[PLAYER-PERFORMAN E$] S 4.6.0 ontains the Performance of the current song (Classical mode required)
[PLAYER-OR HESTRA$] S 4.6.0 ontains the Orchestra of the current song (Classical mode required)
[PLAYER-NEXT-TITLE$] S N/A ontains the Title of the next song
[PLAYER-NEXT-ARTIST$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Artist of the next song
[PLAYER-NEXT-ALBUM$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Album of the next song
[PLAYER-NEXT-GENRE$] S 1.9.0 ontains the Genre of the next song
[PLAYER-TOTAL-TIME$] S N/A ontains the Total Time of the current song
[PLAYER-ELAPSED-TIME$] S N/A ontains the Elapsed time of the current song
[PLAYER-REMAINING-TIME$] S N/A ontains the Remaining time of the current song
[PLAYER-TRA K-NUMBER$] S 1.9.0 ontains the current Track Number
[PLAYER-TOTAL-TRA KS$] S 1.9.0 ontains the total number of tracks in the Now Playing queue
[PLAYER-TRA K-X-OF-Y$] S 1.9.0 A string containing the current track and the total tracks joined by “ of “ (ex: “2 of 10”)
[PLAYER-SONG-PROGRESS] A N/A ontains the progress of the currently playing song. Used for the Progress Bar
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[SEAR H-STRING-OUT$] S 1.8.1 ontains the string being searched for
[SEAR H-MODE-FB] D 1.8.1 Flag is high if the ARQ is in Extended Search mode
[PLAY-NOW-AN-FB] A1.8.1 ontains a value between 0 and 5, and should be tied to the analog value of the Play Now and Queue multi-
state buttons.
[ZONE-NUMBER-ANALOG] A N/A ontains the analog value of the ZONE-NUMBER parameter
[ZONE-NAME-STRING$] S N/A ontains the name of the zone provided by the ZONE-NAME] parameter
[UP-ARROW-FB] D N/A Flag is high if the ARQ is in Intro mode
[DOWN-ARROW-FB] D 1.8.1 Flag is high if there are more lines above line 1 on the Browse page
[TIMED-DIALOG-FLAG] D 1.9.0 Flag is high when a timed dialog is being displayed on the ARQ
[TIMED-DIALOG-HEADER$] S 1.9.0 ontains the title of the timed dialog
[TIMED-DIALOG-MESSAGE$] S 1.9.0 ontains the text in the timed dialog box
[PLAYER- OVER-FULL] S 2.1.0 String containing the URL to the Large Player image
[PLAYER- OVER-THUMB] S 2.1.0 String containing the URL to the Small Player image
[BROWSE- OVER-FULL] S 2.1.0 String containing the URL to the Large Browse image
[BROWSE- OVER-THUMB] S 2.1.0 String containing the URL to the Small Browse image
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-1] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 1
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-2] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 2
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-3] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 3
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-4] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 4
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-5] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 5
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-6] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 6
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-7] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 7
[BROWSE- OVER-LINE-8] S 4.6.0 String containing the URL to the image for Browse Line 8
[BROWSE-FULL-WINDOW-
TITLE$] S 4.6.0 Full Browse breadcrumb string (Artists > Miles Davis > Kind of Blue)
[BROWSE-NUM-LINES] A 4.6.0 Number of lines in the current Browse list
[BROWSE-OFFSET] A 4.6.0 Offset in the current Browse list (i.e. which line is displayed on line 1)
[BROWSE-S ROLL-
PROGRESS] A 4.6.0 Analog value used to drive Browse scrollbar
[VOLUME-LEVEL] A 1.9.0 Analog value from 0 to 65535(range of values accepted from a slider) indicating the volume level of the
Analog audio output
ARQConnect Module – Parameters
SIGNAL NAME D/A/S FW DESCRIPTION
ZONE-NUMBER A N/A
The number that signifies which zone this module is talking to. For Multi Zone units (F.Series), this number
should be 1-4. For Single zone units running firmware 2.1.0 or higher, this number should be 1. For all other
units, this number should be 0.
[ZONE-NAME] S N/A Optional parameter that allows you to name a zone. This name will appear in the [ZONE-NAME-STRING$]
output from the module
LINE-PRESS-
MODE(double/single) S N/A
Tells the module how to handle Line Presses. “double” means move the cursor to the line pressed. If the
cursor is already on the selected line, issue an ENTER command. “single” means issue an ENTER
command on the line, regardless of where the cursor is.
[IP_ADDRESS] S N/A The IP address of the AudioReQuest (used for retrieving cover art images)
[WEB-PORT] A N/A The Web Port of the AudioReQuest (used for retrieving cover art images). Default is 80d
[ENABLE-BROWSE-LINE-ART] D N/A Set this value to 1 to enable browse line art, 0 to disable.
[NAV- OVERART-MODE] A N/A
Set this value to 0 to disable Browse over Art for the selected line (does not affect Browse images per line
from the Basic module)
Set this value to 1 to use full size cover art images
Set this value to 2 to use thumbnail size cover art images
[PLAYER- OVERART-MODE] A N/A
Set this value to 0 to disable Player over Art
Set this value to 1 to use full size cover art images
Set this value to 2 to use thumbnail size cover art images
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Touchpanel Controller Module – Inputs
SIGNAL NAME D/A/S FW DESCRIPTION
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-1] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-2] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-3] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-4] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-5] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-6] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-7] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-PRESS-MORE-LINE-8] D N/A Displays the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[PLAY-NOW] D N/A Hides the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[PLAY-NEXT] D N/A Hides the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[QUEUE] D N/A Hides the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-POPUP-HIDE] D N/A Hides the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[BROWSE-POPUP-ADD-TO-PLAYLIST] D N/A Hides the Browse Popup (no command sent to ARQ)
[------BROWSE_OPTIONS_PAGE_LOGI ------]
[PANEL-IS-ON-BROWSE] D N/A onnect to the output from the touchpanel for the Browse Page feedback join. This lets the
module know when to flip you to the Browse Options page
[SERVER-BROWSE-LEVEL] A N/A onnect to the output from the main module for Server Browse Level. Lets the module know
where you are in the navigation tree. Used for flipping you to the Browse Options page
[------BROWSE_LETTER_JUMP_SUBPAGE_LOGI ------]
[SHOW/HIDE-LETTER-JUMP-SUBPAGE] D N/A Toggles the display of the letter jump subpage
[------BROWSE_OPTIONS_PAGE_LOGI ------]
[PAGE-STATE-ID] A N/A onnect to the page state id output from the main module. Used for feedback-driven page logic
[------LEGA Y-SMALL-PANEL-LOGI ------]
[SHOW-MAIN-TAB] D N/A For legacy interfaces, replaces program logic. Shows the Main tab.
[SHOW-TRANSPORT-TAB] D N/A For legacy interfaces, replaces program logic. Shows the Transport tab.
[SHOW-QUI KPLAY-TAB] D N/A For legacy interfaces, replaces program logic. Shows the QuickPlay tab.
[SHOW-PLAYLIST-TAB] D N/A For legacy interfaces, replaces program logic. Shows the Playlist tab.
[------LEGA Y-LARGE-PANEL-LOGI ------]
[SHOW/HIDE-QUI KPLAY-SUBPAGE] D N/A For legacy interfaces, replaces program logic. Shows the QuickPlay subpage.
[SHOW/HIDE-QUEUE-SUBPAGE] D N/A For legacy interfaces, replaces program logic. Shows the Queue subpage.
Touchpanel Controller Module – Outputs
SIGNAL NAME D/A/S FW DESCRIPTION
[BROWSE-POPUP-FB] D N/A Goes high when any of the Browse Press More Line inputs are pulsed. Goes low otherwise
[SHOW-BROWSE-OPTIONS-PAGE] D N/A If panel is on browse page and browse level is 1 (root), this output will go high, sending the touchpanel to
the Browse Options page
[LETTER-JUMP-SUBPAGE-FB] D N/A Feedback for showing/hiding the letter jump subpage
[ON-PLAYER-PAGE] D N/A Goes high when server is on its Player page. Used for server-driven page logic.
[ON-BROWSE-PAGE] D N/A Goes high when server is on its Browse page. Used for server-driven page logic.
[ON-EN ODER-PAGE] D N/A Goes high when server is encoding a D. Used for server-driven page logic.
[ON-OTHER-PAGE] D N/A Goes high when server is in a state that is not one of the other 3. Used for server-driven page logic.
[MAIN-TAB-FB] D N/A Goes high when the panel should show the Main Tab (Interlocked with other TAB outputs)
[TRANSPORT-TAB-FB] D N/A Goes high when the panel should show the Transport Tab (Interlocked with other TAB outputs)
[QUI KPLAY-TAB-FB] D N/A Goes high when the panel should show the QuickPlay Tab (Interlocked with other TAB outputs)
[PLAYLIST-TAB-FB] D N/A Goes high when the panel should show the Playlist Tab (Interlocked with other TAB outputs)
[QUI KPLAY-SUBPAGE-ON] D N/A Goes high when the panel should show the QuickPlay subpage
[QUI KPLAY-SUBPAGE-OFF] D N/A Goes high when the panel should hide the QuickPlay subpage
[QUEUE-SUBPAGE-ON] D N/A Goes high when the panel should show the Queue subpage
[QUEUE-SUBPAGE-OFF] D N/A Goes high when the panel should hide the Queue subpage
Touchpanel Controller Module – Parameters
SIGNAL NAME D/A/S FW DESCRIPTION
LETTER-JUMP-SUBPAGE-TIMEOUT D N/A Set this to the number of seconds the Letter Jump subpage will be displayed before it is hidden
automatically. Set this value to 0d to disable auto-hide.
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Keyboard Handler Module – Inputs
SIGNAL NAME D/A/S FW DESCRIPTION
[SHOW_KEYBOARD] D N/A Show the keyboard (LOWER ASE or UPPER ASE output goes high)
[HIDE_KEYBOARD_ AN EL] D N/A Hide the keyboard when ancel pressed (LOWER ASE and UPPER ASE output goes low)
[HIDE_KEYBOARD_ENTER] D N/A Hide the keyboard when Enter/Save pressed (LOWER ASE and UPPER ASE output goes low)
[TOGGLE_KEYBOARD] D N/A If keyboard is showing, hide it. Otherwise, show it
[SHIFT_ON] D N/A Turn on SHIFT. If APS is on, keyboard will be in lowercase mode. Only applies to next character
[SHIFT_OFF] D N/A Turn off SHIFT
[SHIFT_TOGGLE] D N/A Toggle SHIFT mode
[ APS_LO K_ON] D N/A Turn on APS. If SHIFT is on, keyboard will be in lowercase mode. Stays on until disabled
[ APS_LO K_OFF] D N/A Turn off APS
[ APS_LO K_TOGGLE] D N/A Toggle APS mode
[SPA E] D N/A Spacebar on the keyboard
[BA KSPA E] D N/A Backspace key on the keyboard
[LETTER_A] D N/A The Letter 'A'
[LETTER_B] D N/A The Letter 'B'
[LETTER_ ] D N/A The Letter ' '
[LETTER_D] D N/A The Letter 'D'
[LETTER_E] D N/A The Letter 'E'
[LETTER_F] D N/A The Letter 'F'
[LETTER_G] D N/A The Letter 'G'
[LETTER_H] D N/A The Letter 'H'
[LETTER_I] D N/A The Letter 'I'
[LETTER_J] D N/A The Letter 'J'
[LETTER_K] D N/A The Letter 'K'
[LETTER_L] D N/A The Letter 'L'
[LETTER_M] D N/A The Letter 'M'
[LETTER_N] D N/A The Letter 'N'
[LETTER_O] D N/A The Letter 'O'
[LETTER_P] D N/A The Letter 'P'
[LETTER_Q] D N/A The Letter 'Q'
[LETTER_R] D N/A The Letter 'R'
[LETTER_S] D N/A The Letter 'S'
[LETTER_T] D N/A The Letter 'T'
[LETTER_U] D N/A The Letter 'U'
[LETTER_V] D N/A The Letter 'V'
[LETTER_W] D N/A The Letter 'W'
[LETTER_X] D N/A The Letter 'X'
[LETTER_Y] D N/A The Letter 'Y'
[LETTER_Z] D N/A The Letter 'Z'
[NUMBER_0] D N/A The Number '0' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘!’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_1] D N/A The Number '1' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘@’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_2] D N/A The Number '2' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘#’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_3] D N/A The Number '3' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘$’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_4] D N/A The Number '4' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘%’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_5] D N/A The Number '5' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘^’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_6] D N/A The Number '6' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘&’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_7] D N/A The Number '7' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘*’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_8] D N/A The Number '8' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘(’ in uppercase
[NUMBER_9] D N/A The Number '9' in lowercase, the Symbol ‘)’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_BA KTI K] D N/A The Symbol ‘`’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘~’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_HYPHEN] D N/A The Symbol ‘-’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘_’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_EQUALS] D N/A The Symbol ‘=’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘+’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_OPEN_SQUARE_BRA KET] D N/A The Symbol ‘[’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘{’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_ LOSE_SQUARE_BRA KET] D N/A The Symbol ‘]’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘}’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_BA KSLASH] D N/A The Symbol ‘\’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘|’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_SEMI OLON] D N/A The Symbol ‘;’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘:’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_SINGLE_QUOTE] D N/A The Symbol ‘’’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘”’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_ OMMA] D N/A The Symbol ‘,’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘<’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_PERIOD] D N/A The Symbol ‘.’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘>’ in uppercase
[SYMBOL_FRONTSLASH] D N/A The Symbol ‘/’ in lowercase, the Symbol ‘?’ in uppercase
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