AMX design xpress home theater v1.3 ユーザーガイド

It is recommended that before your finish your project you follow these steps to properly utilize the 

DXP-HT project files:

 

Finish your DXP-HT project. After finishing the project, you are given the option to view 

the Report file and open the output within NetLinx Studio.

 

Build your Project, save the workspace, and then save the compiled Main.AXS file.

 

Upload your touch panel files to their target panels via TPDesign4.

 

Transfer the remaining project files to the target NetLinx Master via NetLinx Studio 

version 2.2 (or greater). 

 

FTP transfer the CD/DVD Title Information to the target NetLinx Master.

The Report file is an HTML file that gives the basic installation and addressing instructions for the 

DXP-HT code. It is important to refer to the Report file and follow the device addressing 

instructions and to hook up the A/V equipment to the proper IR and RS-232 ports. If the device 

addressing instructions are not followed the system will not function properly.

The report is broken down into the following five sections:

• Installation Instructions  This section of the report indicates which files need to be downloaded, 

and describes device mapping, working with IR files, compile and 
download operations (via NetLinx Studio), how to FTP externally, and 
how to reboot the NetLinx master.

• Device Addressing 

This section defines the device IDs of all the devices defined by Design 
XPress - Home Theater (DXP-HT). The devices listed in this section 
must be set to the given device IDs. If this is not done the system will 
not behave properly. This section is divided up by device type: touch 
panels and miscellaneous.

Most devices will need to have their device IDs set using NetLinx Stu-
dio. The exceptions to this are the touch panels. Their device IDs must 
be set from the setup screen on the panel itself. Make sure when the 
device ID is set that the number of devices used on the touch panel is 
also set. DXP-HT uses 4 devices on each touch panel. So, if the touch 
panel is set to use device ID 128 with 4 devices used, that panel will 
actually occupy device IDs 128, 129, 130, and 131.

• Wiring/Connections

This section details the locations where all of the cables will connect. It 
will define the connections for all of the AMX equipment as well as the 
audio source equipment, IR ports, and any other connection that must 
be made. Examples:

Go through this section of the report one item at a time and perform 
each connection. Use this section as a list of connections to make and 
check them off as you go.