Extron electronics TLP 350MV User manual

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TLP 350MV • Setup Guide
Overview
The Extron TLP 350MV is a wall-mounted TouchLink®Panel that provides simple and versatile conguration and control for a range of
IPLink®control systems.
Graphic and text objects are displayed on the screen. These objects have system control functions associated with them and the
touchpanel allows you to activate those functions.
Two BNC connectors allow the screen to be used to preview composite video or S-video.
NOTES:
• The LAN output on the rear panel of the TLP 350MV must be connected to a network switch, hub, or router that is connected
to an Ethernet LAN or the Internet.
• An Extron IP Link controller must also be connected to the same network (see www.extron.com for a list of compatible
control processors).
• The TLP 350MV is not compatible with the Extron IPL Pro or IPCP Pro control processors.
This guide provides basic instructions for experienced installers to mount and perform initial conguration on the TLP350MV.
Complete instructions and reference material can be found in the TLP 350MV User Guide, which is available at www.extron.com.
TLP 350MV Front Panel Features
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Figure 1. TLP 350MV Front Panel (left) and Front Panel with Bezel Removed to Show Recessed Buttons (right).
ALight sensor — Monitors the level of ambient light and adjusts the screen brightness and button backlighting.
B3.5 inch LCD screen — Provides a graphical user interface with a touch responsive display screen.
CSpeaker — Provides audible feedback.
DMotion detector — Detects movement in front of the panel. When no motion has been detected for a user-dened period of
time, the unit goes into sleep mode, which shuts down the screen display and all the buttons become inactive. When motion is
detected, these functions are restored.
EEight backlit push-buttons — Can be congured to perform user-dened functions, using the Extron Global Congurator®
software.
FEncoder knob — Intended for volume control, but it can be congured for other functions.
gure 1
Two buttons and an LED are recessed behind the bezel. Remove the bezel using the Extron
removal tool inserted into the tabs on the bottom of the panel, as shown in gure 2.
GMenu button — Activates the on-screen Setup Menu (see page 3) for calibrating
and setting the unit.
HReset button — Allows the unit to be reset in any of four different modes (see Reset
Modes on page 4).
IReset LED — Is visible only when the faceplate has been removed. It lights as an
indicator for the reset modes.
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Figure 2. Removing the Bezel
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TLP 350MV • Setup Guide (Continued)
Mounting the TLP 350MV
Decide where to mount the TLP 350MV and whether to use a 3-gang mud ring or a 3-gang UL-certied junction box. The mounting
instructions are slightly different depending on your choice:
Using a Mud Ring
1. Use the template provided with the mud ring to mark
the wall. For the mud ring provided, the hole must be
525/32inches (147 mm) wide x 37/8inches (9.8 mm)
high.
2. Cut a hole in the wall. To avoid making the hole too big,
cut inside the lines you marked (see gure 3, 1).
3. Test the t by inserting the mud ring into the hole in the
wall. If necessary, use a rasp or le to enlarge the hole.
4. Insert the mud ring into the hole and use a screw driver
to turn and tighten the locking arms until they clamp
the mud ring to the mounting surface (2). Do not
overtighten.
5. Use the Extron removal tool provided to separate the
bezel from the TLP 350MV (see figure 2 on the previous
page).
6. Extron recommends using the provided Power over
Ethernet (PoE) power supply. Connect a network switch
to the LANIn port and run a second cable from the
PwrLAN Out port to the Touch Panel mounting site (see
gure 4 below).
Locking Arms (4)
Screws (2)
Clips (4)
Mud Ring
TLP 350MV
Bezel
PC
LAPTOP
DVD
DOC CAM
AUXILIARY
DISPLAY ON
DISPLAY OFF
MUTE
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Figure 3. Mounting the TLP 350MV with a Mud Ring
ATTENTION:
• Do not connect any external power supplies until you have read the Attention notications in the “Power Supply” section of
the user guide for that device.
• Ne branchez pas de sources d’alimentation externes avant d’avoir lu les mises en garde dans la section «PowerSupply» du
guide utilisateur pour cet appareil.
NOTE: If both a PoE power supply and a 12 VDC power supply are present, the unit draws power only from the PoE power
supply.
C (yellow cable) Video/Y (white cable)
100-240V ~ 50-60Hz
0.4A MAX
XTP
PWR
XTP PWR
To network switch
Figure 4. Connecting cables to the TLP 350MV
7. Run video cables to the mounting site. Leave enough slack in the cables to connect them to the TLP350MV. Pull the cables
through the mud ring. Connect the cables as shown in gure 4.
8. Plug the cables into the rear panel connectors of the TLP350MV (refer the TLP 350MV User Guide).
9. Secure the TLP 350MV to the mud ring (top center and bottom center) using the two screws provided (see gure 3, 3).
10. Do not replace the bezel at this time. You will need access to the recessed Menu and Reset buttons to congure the unit.
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Product Category
Using a UL Listed Junction Box
1. Locate a wall stud and mark the position where the junction box will be
placed. Use the size specications provided by the manufacturer.
2. Cut a hole in the wall. To avoid making the hole too big, cut inside the
lines you marked in step 1.
3. Test the t by inserting the junction box into the hole in the wall. If
necessary, use a rasp or le to enlarge the hole.
4. Insert the junction box into the hole in the wall (see gure 5, 1).
Secure it to the stud using two screws or nails, as appropriate.
The front edge of the junction box must be ush with the front
surface of the wall.
5. Secure the wall adapter (2) to the junction box, using the four
provided screws.
6. Use the Extron removal tool provided to separate the bezel from
the TLP 350MV (see figure 2 on the previous page).
7. Extron recommends using the provided Power over Ethernet
(PoE) power supply. Connect a network switch to the LANIn port
of the PoE power supply (provided). Run a second cable from the
Pwr LAN Out port to the TLP350MV mounting site (see figure 4
on the previous page).
8. Run video cables to the mounting site. Leave enough slack in the
cables to connect them to the TLP350MV.
9. Connect the cables as shown in figure 4.
10. Attach the TLP 350MV to the wall adapter. Two clips at the top
and two at the bottom (3) audibly click when the panel moves
into place. Two provided screws (4) secure the touchpanel to
the top and bottom of the wall adapter).
11. Do not replace the bezel at this time. You will need access to the
recessed Menu and Reset buttons to congure the unit.
Wall Stud
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unction Box
Wall Adapter
TLP 350MV
Bezel
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LAPTOP
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DOC CAM
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DISPLAY ON
DISPLAY OFF
MUTE
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Figure 5. Mounting the TLP 350MV with a UL Listed
Junction Box
Configuring the TLP 350MV (Initial Setup)
Before use, the TLP 350MV must be congured using the on-screen menus. There are ve different screens (Main, Vol, Time, IP,
and Vid) that can be selected by pressing the appropriate button at the edge of the Main screen. There is also an Exit button at the
bottom left corner of the screen for leaving the menus.
NOTE: Only the Main screen provides links to the Vol, Time, IP, and Vid screens. All other screens have a link to return to the
Main screen. After calibrating each group of settings, return to the Main screen to access the next screen.
Setup Menu
1. Press the recessed Menu button (see figure 1, G, on page 1)
on the front panel to activate the top-level menu screen. The menu
opens at the Main screen.
2. Touch an area of the screen to bring it into focus and use the Up and
Dn buttons or the front panel volume encoder knob (see figure 1, F)
to adjust the value.
Some options have a single button and toggle between off and on
when the button is pressed.
Use the different menu screens to adjust the following options. For more
details, see the user guide.
Main (shown in gure 6) — This screen shows Power over Ethernet status
and is used to adjust the Sleep timer, Backlight, AutoBacklight, and LED
Backlight functions.
Vol — This screen is used to adjust the volume settings for the Master,
Click (global button sounds), and Sounds (playback .wav les).
Time — This screen is used to set the correct time and date.
IP — This screen is used to set the IP address and the subnet mask, and
enables or disables Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol.
Vid — This screen provides a small video preview window and the
controls to calibrate video contrast, color, brightness, and tint.
Main
Vol
Time
IP Exit
Dn Up
Dn
On
On
Up
On
Sleep: 00000 Sec
Backlight: 075%
Auto
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LED Motion
Backlight
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Figure 6. Setup Menu

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TLP 350MV • Setup Guide (Continued)
For information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the Extron
Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.
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All trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
Calibration Screen
1. Press the recessed Menu button on the front panel a second time
to open the calibration screen (see gure 7). This screen adjusts the
precision of the screen to the location of the nger touch.
2. Press the green button until it changes color.
3. Calibrate the next button that turns green. When all four points have
been calibrated, the screen reopens to the main setup screen.
4. Press Exit to close the on-screen menus.
5. Reattach the bezel. Four clips, two at the top and two at the bottom,
snap into place (see figure 2 on page 1).
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Press and Hold
Highlighted Box
Until Color Changes
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Figure 7. Calibration Screen
Reset Modes
The TLP 350 MV has four reset modes that can be initiated by pressing the Reset button (see figure 1, H, on page 1):
• Factory Firmware (Mode 1) — Hold the Reset button while applying power to reset the unit back to the base rmware shipped
with the unit.
• Run or Stop Events (Mode 3) — Hold the Reset button until the reset LED (see figure 1, I) blinks once (3 seconds), then
release and press Reset momentarily (less than 1 second) within 1 second. This mode turns events on or off.
• Reset All IP Settings (Mode 4) — Hold the Reset button until the reset LED blinks twice (6 seconds), then release and press
Reset momentarily (less than 1 second) within 1 second. This mode resets the IP address, subnet, gateway, port mapping, and
DHCP settings back to factory defaults. The reset LED blinks 4 times in quick succession, conrming the reset and turning events
off. If necessary, reset the IP address, using ARP and the MAC address.
• Reset Factory Defaults (Mode 5) — Hold the Reset button until the reset LED blinks 3 times (9 seconds), then release and
press Reset momentarily (less than 1 second) within 1 second. This mode causes a reset to factory defaults for everything
except rmware.
NOTE: Refer to the TLP 350MV User Guide (available at www.extron.com) for additional details.
Designing and Configuring the TLP 350MV Interface
Producing the graphical user interface (GUI) for the TLP 350MV requires two steps. You must rst design the layout using the Extron
GUI Congurator software. This allows you to design buttons, icons, text, and other objects and organize their layout on the screen.
Once the layout has been designed, use the Extron Global Congurator software to assign functions to each of the buttons.
NOTES:
• The TLP 350MV is not compatible with GUI Designer or Global Congurator Plus and Global Congurator Professional.
• You must use Global Congurator 3.0.4 or a later version and GUI Congurator 1.1 or a later version to congure this
touchpanel.
Both of these programs are on the DVD that is provided with the TouchLink Panel or can be downloaded to your PC (free of charge)
from www.extron.com. For information about downloading and installing either program, consult the TLP 350MV User Guide, which
can also be downloaded from the Extron Web site.
To get started using either program, refer to the TLP 350MV User Guide. Full instructions for the programs can be found in their help
les, which can be opened from the Help menu of the programs.
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