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Revision B JULY 2010 Touch Panel Product Manual Thinklogical Inc. 100 Washington Street Milford, Connecticut 06460 U.S.A. Teleph

Revision B JULY 2010 4 Set-Up 1. Carefully remove the Touch Panel from its shipping package. Inspect the Touch Panel to make certai

Revision B JULY 2010 5 Part 2: Software IP Address:192.168.13.XXX192.168.13.XXX 192.168.13.XXX192.168.13.XX192.168.13.XAdministration StationLinu

Revision B JULY 2010 6 d. One row of headers will start with the header “Source Name:”. All rows beneath that row describe source stations. i.

Revision B JULY 2010 7 Remote Configuration Set-Up: Each Touch Panel is shipped with DHCP enabled by default 1. Attach one or more Touch Panels

Revision B JULY 2010 8 The Touch Panel will blank its screen and reboot with new values. If you are using the Remote Configuration method on mul

Revision B JULY 2010 9 How to Make a Connection When you click a source, it will highlight in a specific color. You can then click destinations

Revision B JULY 2010 10 Figure 6: How to Make a Connection, Step 3. 4. Press DESK 04, and it will highlight. Figure 7: How to Make a Conn

Revision B JULY 2010 11 5. Press Connect again, and now it is connected as well, indicated by the highlighted X. Figure 8: How to Make a Connect

Revision B JULY 2010 12 Figure 9: How to Break a Connection, Step 1. Showing the Active backchannel on the Touch Panel Unlike video connecti

Revision B JULY 2010 13 Figure 10: DESK 03 has the backchannel to CPU 01; it‟s represented by the mouse icon. DESK 0

Revision B JULY 2010 14 Scenario (Macro) Screen A second page available on the Touch Panel is “Scenario”, selected by the tab at the top. From th

Revision B JULY 2010 15 Part 3: Thinklogical™ Support Customer Support Thank you for choosing a Thinklogical™ product for your applicatio

Revision B JULY 2010 16 Telephone Telephone Sales: Contact our expert, technically oriented sales staff via telephone in Milford, CT at (203) 647

Revision B JULY 2010 17 Defect remedy shall be, repair or replacement of the product, provided that the defective product is returned to the autho

Revision B JULY 2010 18 Appendix A: Quickstart Guide SOURCE 2VX160routerLinux Rack-Mount Web Server DEVLINE INMIC OUTHIDPS2LOCALFROM CPU

Revision B JULY 2010 i Copyright Notice Copyright © 2010. All rights reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. Thinklogical™, a subsidiary of Logical S

Revision B JULY 2010 ii Table of Contents PREFACE ...

Revision B JULY 2010 iii Preface About this Product Manual This product manual is divided into four sections, for Hardware, Software, Safety Requi

Revision B JULY 2010 1 Introduction The Logical Solution The Touch Panel allows user-friendly access to the Thinklogical™ GUI for simple act

Revision B JULY 2010 2 System Features Each Touch Panel includes the following features: 5.7" LCD Easy set-up and installation Compact

Revision B JULY 2010 3 Part 1: Hardware Contents When you receive your Thinklogical™ Touch Panel, you should receive the following items: Touch