High/1 (rising edge) = Display page Low/0 = No effectĭisplays the previous (most recently viewed) page on the rising edge of the input. Typically all page inputs should be interlocked to ensure that the panel will return to the most recently viewed page after communication is re-established. If the signal is latched high, then on power-up or any re-established communication the XPanel will return to the page. High/1 (level sensitive) = Activate feedback Low/0 = Release feedbackĭisplays the page on the rising edge of the input. High/1 = WAV file playing Low/0 = WAV file not playingĬauses the button to display in the active state for as long as the signal is high. The signal remains high for as long as the WAV file is playing. High/1 = Slider dragged Low/0 = Slider released The signal remains high for as long as the slider is dragged. Indicates that the slider is being dragged. High/1 = Button clicked Low/0 = Button released The signal remains high for as long as the button is in the active state. Indicates that the button has been clicked and is thus in the active state. Table 1 is organized according to the inputs and outputs on the symbol detail Table 2 is organized according to the VT Pro-e object being programmed. The following tables show how join numbers selected in VT Pro-e map to signals on the TPS-6000 symbol. The look and feel of the XPanel project is the same as a Crestron TPS Ethernet panel. XPanel is Crestron's implementation of e-Control 2 technology, allowing a PC to be used like a Crestron Ethernet touchpanel.

Xpanel control panel