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TiPolyxMemoryDisplay

User guide

09/10-01 PC

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TiPolyxMemoryDisplay Use

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Contents1. HardwareandSoftwarerequirements 4

1.1 Hardware requirements 4

1.2 Software requirements 4

2. Installation 4

3. Fundamentalconcepts 43.1 Start screen and pushbuttons/menu for the selection of the functions 5

3.2 Connecting the device to a PC 7

3.3 Download 8

3.4 Upload 9

3.5 Update firmware 10

3.6 Request device info 10

4. Mainscreen 114.1 Project items area 12

4.2 Display area 12

4.3 Property/Project Area 13

5. Projectconfiguration 145.1 Home Page 14

5.2 Communication - Available functions and their configuration 16

5.3 Home automation - Available functions and their configuration 18

5.4 Advanced - Available functions and their configuration 22

6. Systemconfiguration 24

7. Ringtoneconfiguration 257.1 Description of the functions 25

7.2 Creating a ringtone 26

7.3 Linking a ringtone to an event 30

8. Projectcreationprocedure 31

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1.1 Hardwarerequirements

• Personal Computer with > 300 MHz Pentium processor minimum.

• 1 GB RAM memory.

• SVGA graphic card with 800x600 resolution.

• CD-ROM reader.

• Mouse.

1.2 Softwarerequirements

• Windows XP 32BIT, Windows Vista 32BIT, or Windows 7.

• Microsoft™ framework.NET 3.5 SP1.

The updated requirements can be found on the www.bticino.com website

1.HardwareandSoftwarerequirements

To install the TiPolyxMemoryDisplay software proceed as follows:1. Insert the CD-Rom in the CD drive;2. Select “Install TiPolyxMemoryDisplay” from the main web screen that will appear;3. The installation program will start copying the system files needed for the installation of the

TiPolyxMemoryDisplay software.

2.Installation

Warning: The TiPolyxMemoryDisplay software is the fundamental tool for the configuration of the Polyx Memory Display 344163, which, for convenience, will be referred to as device in this manual. The content of this software is protected by exclusive rights owned by the company BTicino SpA.

3.Fundamentalconcepts

Warning: For correct TiPolyxMemoryDisplay software operation, the device must be installed following the instructions contained in the instruction leaflet supplied with the product.

The TiPolyxMemoryDisplay software lets you confi gure the device.Depending on the installer and user’s needs you can start with a new design or edit an existing one.In this manual all the examples refer to a “new design”.

Tocreateanewdesign

• Run TiPolyxMemoryDisplay.

• Make a new design.

• Send the data to the device

Toeditanexistingdesign

• Receive the current confi guration data from the device.

• Make any modifi cations.

• Send the data of the design made to the device

With TiPolyxMemoryDisplay you can update the device firmware version (Add fi rmware) with new revisions issued by Bticino.


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3.1 Startscreenandpushbuttons/menufortheselectionofthefunctions

After initialising the program the start screen will be displayed. From here the user can:

• Create a new project

• Open an existing project

• Acquire the configuration from the device

• Display the information on the device

• Update the firmware

• Select the language

When creating or opening a project, the main screen appears, from where the user can perform all the functions explained below.

All the functions that can be performed using TiPolyxMemoryDisplay can be selected by clicking the icons on the toolbar, or by selecting the appropriate items from the drop down menus.The toolbar includes the following functions:

Creation, Open and Save configuration file

Upload, Download the configuration

Update device firmware

Request of device information

Selection of the application language

Connection to the www.bticino.com site

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The pull-down menu has the following options:

• NewCreates a new project

• OpenOpens an existing configuration file

• SaveSaves the current project

• Saveas...Saves the current project asking for a name for the file

• ExitExits the program

“File”menu

• UploadIt acquires and displays the current device configuration

• DownloadDownloads the configuration to the device

• UpdatefirmwareUpdates the device firmware

• RequestdeviceinfoEnables to display technical information

“Tools”menu

• LanguageCan select the application language

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“?”menu

• About...It displays some TiPolyxMemoryDisplay program information

• SupportedversionIt displays the list of device firmware versions supported by the program in a table format

3.2 ConnectingthedevicetoaPC

To perform the Downloadconfiguration, Uploadconfiguration, FirmwareUpdate and Requestdeviceinfo functions, the user must first connect the device to a PC, and ensure that the correct port has been selected.This operation must be performed as follows:Connect a USB cable to the miniUSB connector of the device and a PC USB port.

To ensure that the communication is successful, the Polyx Memory Display must be connected to the BUS, and must be powered.

No connection to the Polyx Memory Display is necessary when creating and saving a project.

USB-miniUSB

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3.3 Download

It allows the user to send the project created to the device.

Procedure:• Connect the device to a PC as shown in the corresponding section.

• From the Tools pull-down menu select Download.

The following window appears:

• Select Next.

• Select the Serial connection mode and click Next.

• Select the COM port to which the device is connected.


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3.4 Upload

It allows the user to receive the configuration from the device; once the configuration has been acquired, this can be changed and saved, or it can be resent to the device.


• From the Tools pull-down menu select Upload.

This action will open a mask for the selection of the mode of connection to the device (for the con-nection procedures see the Download section).After selecting the connection mode, click “Next” to load the project currently installed on the de-vice.

• After clicking Next the project is transferred to the device.

Display the details of the current download

It exports the log file

Hide the details of the current download

Repeat the operation if unsuccessful

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3.6 Requestdeviceinfo

It displays some information on the device connected to the PC.


• From the Tools pull-down menu select Requestdeviceinfo.

This action will open a mask for the selection of the mode of connection to the device (for the con-nection procedures see the Download section).After selecting the connection mode, click “Next” to open a screen showing the device hardware and software features.

3.5 Updatefirmware

It allows the user to update the device firmware.


• From the Tools pull-down menu select Updatefirmware.

The following screen appears, prompting the user to search for the folder containing the firmware file with extension .fwz (compressed file).

• Select the file and click Open to continue.

This action will open a mask for the selection of the mode of connection to the device (for the con-nection procedures see the Download section).


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Pull-down menus Display

Save file

Remove object

Pushbutton menu

Navigation bar

Project items

Property/Project

4.Mainscreen When the application is started, the main screen is displayed. This consists of 3 separate areas: Project items, Display, and Property/Project.

The top section of the screen shows the menus and pushbuttons used for the management of the project; The centre section, split into three areas, is where the configuration of the device Home Page is performed.

Navigationbar

Navigation through the sub-pagesHome

Go to the previous page

Go to the next page

Copy object

Cut object

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4.1 Projectitemsarea

In this area the user can select the objects that will be included in the pages and sub-pages of the device.

The objects are split into the following categories, based on their functions:

• Communication• Homeautomation• Advanced.

Click the corresponding label to make the category objects available.

4.2 Displayarea

The Display area shows the future setup of the device Home Page.This page consists of 6 icons. The f t 5 can be customised. The last one is the Settings icon (which cannot be customised or removed).

The full list of the available objects and their configurations can be found in the relevant sections, while the modes of use are described in the HomePage section.

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4.3 Property/ProjectArea

This area is split into two sections, which can be selected by clicking the labels in the bottom area. The Property section shows the configuration fields for the object currently selected in the Display area.

The Project section displays the objects by page in a tree menu format. In addition to selecting the objects, the user can also navigate through the project, selecting any available sub-pages.

Page parameters

Page description

Selected object parameters

Parameters description

Property/project selection label

Home Page

Sub-page

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5.Projectconfiguration

The configuration of a project may be completed in different ways, for example by creating a totally new project, and uploading it on the device, or, after acquiring, and if necessary modifying, the configuration of the device, by saving the project in the PC and exporting it to the device at a later stage. It is also possible to export a project in .csv format, and then import it in Microsoft Excel ®.

5.1 HomePage

Using the Home Page it is possible to create the device Menu. To do so, drag the objects from the Project Items area into the Display area, and configure them in the Property/Project Area.

Sub-pages

Some objects are used for connection to other pages, where correlated objects are grouped to-gether (e.g. Scenarios).


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When one of these objects is included in the Home Page, the arrow will be highlighted, to indicate that a sub-page has been added. Click this arrow to access the new page, where further objects could also be inserted.In the tree structure, these objects are marked with the icon.

Sub-page object

Sub-page

Go to the sub-page

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5.2 Communication-Availablefunctionsandtheirconfiguration

This group includes the objects of the basic door entry system functions.

Objectdescription

Configuration

Camera activationCamera

Staircase light switching onStaircaselights

Conversation with other system handsets

Intercom

Cyclical activation of the system cameras

Cameracycling

Connection to a page where the user can include communication specific objects

Communication

Opening of a door lockOpendoor

Enter the description


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Configuration

Enter the address:

• Camera

• Camera from which cycling should start

• Handset with which to communicate

• Lock to open


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5.3 Homeautomation-Availablefunctionsandtheirconfiguration

This group includes the objects of the home automation functions.

Objectdescription

Configuration

Alarms

Information on the status of the burglar alarm system

Alarms

Temperature control system man-agement (up to 99 zones)

Temp.control99zones

Temperature control system man-agement (up to 4 zones)

Temp.control4zonesActivation of the scenario saved in a scenario module

Scenariomodule

Sound system managementSoundsystem

Execution of a scenario saved in a scenario programmer

Startscheduledscen.

Activation of the scenarios saved in a scenario central unit

Scenariocentralunit

Multichannel sound system man-agement

Multichannelsoundsystem

Interruption of a scenario saved in a scenario programmer

Stopscheduledscen.

Connection to a page where to in-sert scenario objects

Scenarios

Enter the zone description

Enter the auxiliary channel description

Zone presence

Type of auxiliary channel

Auxiliary channel presence


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Sound system

Add amplifier

Add source


Enter the amplifier address

Enter the source address

Enter the source description

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Enter the address of the module or the scenario central unit

Enter the CEN control address



Scenario no.

Scenario no.

Scenarios

Scheduled scenarios


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Enter the address of the temperature control system zones

Add a zone

Temperature control


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5.4 Advanced-Availablefunctionsandtheirconfiguration

This group includes the objects of the advanced door entry system functions.

Objectdescription

Configuration

To configure the “Advanced” objects simply enter a description with the exception of the “Paging” function, for which the address must also be entered.

Connection to a sub-page where to insert frequently used objects

Favorites

Broadcasts the voice of the speaker across the whole system

Paging

Video handset answering machine management

Answeringmachine

Automatic activation of micro-phone and speaker following an entrance panel call

Hands-free

Switchboard message manage-ment

Messages

Automatic door lock opening fol-lowing a call from the entrance panel

Professionalstudio

Alarm notification from burglar alarm central unit

Alarmmessages

Display and modification of the configuration settings

Settings

Enter a description


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Paging

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6.Systemconfiguration

This screen can be used to set the device configuration parameters.

Enter the address of the device

Select if the device must be set as system Master Clock

Enter the address of the associated entrance panel

Define if the device is operating as Master or Slave

Enable/disable Paging


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7.Ringtoneconfiguration

It can be used to link a ringtone to an event (e.g. a call from an entrance panel). It is possible to use the ringtones already included in the software, or to create a customised ringtone using an audio file on the user PCThe ringtones created are then saved in the software, and will therefore be available for all projects.

7.1 Descriptionofthefunctions

Ringtones available for the project

Add ringtone

Add a link

Delete ringtone

Remove a link

Stop ringtone

Stop the ringtone linked to the selected event

Play ringtone

Play the ringtone linked to the selected event

Ringtone number

Event linked to the ringtone

Ringtone linked to the event

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7.2 Creatingaringtone

Once the project is completed, the following screen appears:

Click to create a ringtone and make it available in the software.

Click Open


Audio file management area

Ringtone management

area

Import ringtone

Open audio file


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Select an audio file (.mp3, .wav, .pcm).

Click Open.

The audio file is now loaded and can be seen in the upper window.

Zoom bar Audio file windowIt plays the audio file

Stop audio file

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Use the zoom bar to display the track section in details.

Move the cursor to the time bar, click and hold down the left mouse button to set the ringtone length; the software will au-tomatically resize the ringtone (5 seconds max).

Click and drag the selection to select the part of the track to use as ringtone.

Plays the selected section of the track


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The ringtone is now saved in the software, and can therefore be used for other projects.

The ringtone can be played in the lower window. Press “Confirm” to import it in the project.

The ringtone can now be saved clicking the pushbutton.

Save ringtone Ringtone window

Play ringtone Import ringtoneStop ringtone

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7.3 Linkingaringtonetoanevent

Click to create a link.

Use the pull-down menus to select a ringtone to link to a certain event.The link parameters will be sent to the device together with the project using the Download func-tion

Link number Events that can be linked Available ringtones


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8.Projectcreationprocedure

This chapter shows an example of a project; the example requires the programming of the Intercom, Sound system, Scenario, and Alarm functions.These functions have been selected as they show the various types of possible configurations.

Step1

Drag the Intercom object inside the Display area

In the Property area, use the mask that appears clicking the key to configure the address of the handset to which the call should be forwarded, and if necessary customise the description.

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Step2

Click the Home automation label to access the Sound system object and drag it in the Display area.

In the Property area, configure the sources and the amplifiers to control using the device, entering the address, the description and, for the sources, also the type.


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Step3

Drag the Scenarios object in the Display area, creating a connection to a sub-page where to group some scenario management objects. To make things easier, the configuration of these objects is performed as the last step in the ex-ample.

Step4

Now drag the Alarms function inside the Display area.

Use the Property area to customise the description of the zones and specify their actual presence in the system; no other configurations are necessary as the device will collect all other information directly from the burglar alarm system central unit.

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Step5

Drag the Favorites objects in the Display area, creating a connection to a sub-page in which to group frequently used objects.

Step6

The first sub-page to configure is the Scenarios sub-page. Insert the Scenario Module and the Sce-nario Central Unit objects, and configure them using the property area.

Click to proceed to the configuration of the pages and sub-pages as well as the configuration of the objects they contain. Sub-pages are shown in chronological order.


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Click to proceed to the configuration of the Favorites sub-page and the configuration of the objects it contains.

The project structure can be displayed in the Project area.

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Step7

Click to complete the project, entering the device configuration parameters.

Step8

Click to configure the device ringtones.

Link the events (e.g.: intercom in apartment, etc…) to the ringtones, selected among the available ones.

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