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Conduct file Transfers - deliver KeypadBuilder files to devices and masters.
KeypadBuilder is intended for designing configuration files for the Mio Modero, Mio-R1 and Mio
Attaché device families.
System Requirements
KeypadBuilder supports the following platforms:
Windows 2000 (Service Pack 4 or greater)
Windows 2000 does not come equipped with MS Arial Unicode, the required font for KeypadBuilder.
You must have a valid copy of either MS Office 2000 or MS Office 2003 to acquire the font. See the
Installing MS Arial Unicode section on page 5 for more information.
KeypadBuilder Overview
For both platforms, you must have Administrator rights to install and run all required
System files.
Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2 or greater)
20 MB of free disk space (minimum requirement); 150 MB recommended.
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Minimum (VGA) screen resolution of 800x600
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Windows-compatible mouse (or other pointing device).
KeypadBuilder v2.1
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KeypadBuilder Overview
The KeypadBuilder Work Area
Use KeypadBuilder to create files (*.KPB) that allow you to get the most out of AMX keypads and the
devices they control.
KeypadBuilder Application Interface
The KeypadBuilder application breaks down as follows:
Menu Bar
KeypadBuilder Project
Navigation Pane
Toolbar
Tasks Pane
FIG. 1 KeypadBuilder Main Window
KeypadBuilder Application Interface
Menu BarContains the main menu options (File, View, Options and Help).
Tasks PaneProvides a quick link to opening other .KPB files including the Most
ToolbarA button-click option to the most regularly used file tools.
KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane When a project is open, a graphic representation of the keypad con-
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Recently Updated.
figuration is displayed. The tools for designing keypad design are
also available in this pane (Project Properties, Button Configuration,
Engraving, LCD Configuration, Fixed-Menu Configuration).
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KeypadBuilder Overview
File Menu
The File menu serves as a location for file management.
File Menu
New Project• Mio Modero Keypad - Launches a new keypad project.
• Mio Modero-R1 - Launches a new remote project.
Launches the New Project dialog window. This will open a new keypad
device project into the KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane.
Open ProjectLaunches the Open Project dialog window. Opens a saved .KPB file into the
KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane
Close ProjectCloses the project currently open. An option to save will occur if the file has
not recently been saved.
Open Exported DXF FileLaunches the Viewing Exported DXF window, this window is a representa-
tion of the DXF created by KeypadBuilder. It is useful to ensure your engraving file is exactly as you had envisioned it.
SaveSaves the current project. If the project has not been previously saved it will
Save AsLaunches the Save As dialog window. This feature allows you to make new
The Most Recently Updated List A list of most recently opened KeypadBuilder files.
ExitCloses the KeypadBuilder application.
launch the Save As dialog window.
revision files.
View Menu
Contains options for configuring the KeypadBuilder work area.
View Menu
ToolbarToggles the toolbar in and out of view.
Tasks PaneToggles the tasks pane in and out of view.
Visual StylesMouse-over to open the visual style sub-menu. The visual style is the look and
feel of the KeypadBuilder application. The styles emulate Windows themes:
• Default
•Office XP ®
• Office 2003 ®
• Windows XP ® Theme
Options Menu
The Options menu allows you to set application features and generate file reports.
Options Menu
Preferences...Launches the Preferences dialog. Preferences sets the default device features, project
view options and the number of files in the most recently updated files list.
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KeypadBuilder Overview
Help Menu
The Help menu contains features for updating the application and information on how to use
KeypadBuilder.
Help Menu
HelpLaunches the KeypadBuilder help file.
Web Update...Launches the AMX Web Update utility. Internet connection is necessary.
About KeypadBuilder... Displays the about KeypadBuilder dialog containing information pertaining to version
Toolbar
The toolbar contains button shortcuts for the commonly used functions:
Toolbar
New KeypadLaunches a new keypad project.
New RemoteLaunches a new remote project.
and copyright.
Open ProjectLaunches the Open Project dialog window.
Tasks PaneToggles the tasks pane in and out of view. Only available when a project is
User PreferencesLaunches the Preferences dialog window.
not currently open.
Tasks Pane
The Tasks Pane is s list of most recently updated KeypadBuilder files and a quick link to starting new
KeypadBuilder projects. Additionally, you can open other KeypadBuilder files by clicking More Documents to launch the Open KeypadBuilder Project dialog window.
FIG. 2
KeypadBuilder Tasks Pane
You can start a new project by clicking New Mio Modero Keypad to start a new Mio Modero project or
select New Mio Modero-R1 to start a new remote project.
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KeypadBuilder Overview
Installing MS Arial Unicode
Arial Unicode MS font is a full Unicode font. Unicode is a character encoding standard developed by the
Unicode Consortium. By using more than one byte to represent each character, Unicode enables almost
all of the written languages in the world to be represented by using a single character set. It contains all
of the characters, ideographs, and symbols defined in the Unicode 2.1 standard.
In Microsoft Windows 2000
Quit all programs.
1.
2. In Control Panel, double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon.
3. Do one of the following:
If you installed your Microsoft Office program as part of an Office package, click Microsoft
Office in the Currently installed programs box, and then click Change.
If you installed your Office program individually, click the name of your program in the
Currently installed programs box, and then click Change.
4. In the Microsoft Office 2003 Setup dialog box, click Add or Remove Features, and then click
Next.
5. Select Choose advance customization of applications, and then click Next.
6. Next to Office Shared Features, click the plus sign (+).
7. Next to International Support, click the plus sign (+).
8. Click the icon next to Universal Font, and then select the installation option you want.
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KeypadBuilder Overview
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KeypadBuilder v2.1
Basic Operations
Accessing A File via The Most Recently Updated List
KeypadBuilder has the option of tracking a set number of Most Recently Updated files. To open one of
these files, go to the File Menu and select the .KPB file from the list. The file opens in the Navigation Pane.
Accessing KeypadBuilder Help
KeypadBuilder is context sensitive; hit the F1 key on your keyboard to view the help topic for the active
area of KeypadBuilder. Otherwise, go to Help > Help to view the entire help file.
Closing A Project
To close a KeypadBuilder file currently open in the Navigation Pane, go to File > Close. If you have
made unsaved changes to your file, you are prompted to save them at this time.
Exiting The KeypadBuilder Application
To exit the KeypadBuilder application, go to File > Exit. If you have made unsaved changes to your file,
you are prompted to save them at this time.
Basic Operations
Generating A Project Report
To view a detailed list of your KeypadBuilder project file, go to Options > Generate Report. This
launches the Project Report dialog window.
Opening An Existing Project
To work with a previously saved KeypadBuilder file, go to File > Open and select the saved
KeypadBuilder file.
Saving A Project File
To save a KeypadBuilder file currently open in the Navigation Pane, go to File > Save. If you have not
previously saved the file, you are prompted with the Save As dialog where you must designate the file
name and location.
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Basic Operations
Sending A Configuration File to A Device
To send the final configuration file to you master:
1. Go to Transfer > Send to Device.... This launches the Send Configuration Files dialog window.
2. Click Communication Settings... to confirm your settings are correct.
3. Enter the Device ID.
4. Under Send File Options, make sure Configuration File is checked. If you set the LCD Display
Resolutions in the LCD Configuration module to CJK fonts and this is your first file send, make sure
Font File is checked in the Send File Options.
5. Click Send File. The Transfer Status is displayed below.
6. Upon successful transmission, click Done.
Sending an inappropriate configuration file, i.e., a double-style sent to a single-style,
to a device will result in an overwrite of any file currently residing on the device, but
the device will not work.
Setting KeypadBuilder Application Preferences
Go to Options > Preferences to launch the Preferences dialog window.
To set the Default device for new projects, select the device from the drop down menu.
Select the color for the default device in the Color Selection drop down menu.
To toggle items in and out of view of the Navigation Pane, place a check next to each value
you want displayed on the buttons.
Under General in the Recent File List Size, type the number of most recently updated files you
KeypadBuilder to track; the maximum is 9.
Toggling View Menu Items
The KeypadBuilder application area has items that are added or removed from view. To add or remove
either the Toolbar or Tasks Pane, go to View > Toolbar/Tasks Pane. A check next to the item indicates
the it is active.
Using Web Updates
The AMX WebUpdate program is a stand-alone application that communicates with the AMX website,
allows a user to select from a list of available AMX Software programs to choose for updating,
determines the latest version of the selected applications, returns a listing of available updates, allows a
user to download the selected installation files, and upon request, launches the installation of those
downloads.
The WebUpdate application is not installed by KeypadBuilder, and must be installed
separately. If not found, KeypadBuilder prompts you to download the application from
www.amx.com.
Select Help > Web Update to launch this application.
Refer to the WebUpdate on-line help for details and instructions.
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The Mio Modero KeypadBuilder Work Area
The Mio Modero KeypadBuilder Work Area
Use KeypadBuilder to create files (*.KPB) that allow you to get the most out of Mio Modero keypads
and the devices they control.
KeypadBuilder Application Interface
The KeypadBuilder application breaks down as follows:
KeypadBuilder Application Interface
Menu BarContains the main menu options (File, Edit, View, Navigation, Trans-
Tasks PaneProvides a quick link to opening other .KPB files including the Most
ToolbarA button-click option to the most regularly used file tools.
KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane When a project is open, a graphic representation of the keypad con-
File Menu
fer, Options and Help).
Recently Updated.
figuration is displayed. The tools for designing keypad design are
also available in this pane (Project Properties, Button Configuration,
Engraving, LCD Configuration, Fixed-Menu Configuration).
The File menu serves as a location for file management.
File Menu
New Project• Mio Modero Keypad - Launches a new keypad project.
• Mio Modero-R1 - Launches a new remote project.
Launches the New Project dialog window. This will open a new keypad
device project into the KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane.
Open ProjectLaunches the Open Project dialog window. Opens a saved .KPB file into the
KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane
Close ProjectCloses the project currently open. An option to save will occur if the file has
not recently been saved.
Open Exported DXF FileLaunches the Viewing Exported DXF window, this window is a representa-
tion of the DXF created by KeypadBuilder. It is useful to ensure your engraving file is exactly as you had envisioned it.
SaveSaves the current project. If the project has not been previously saved it will
Save AsLaunches the Save As dialog window. This feature allows you to make new
The Most Recently Updated List A list of most recently opened KeypadBuilder files.
ExitCloses the KeypadBuilder application.
launch the Save As dialog window.
revision files.
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The Mio Modero KeypadBuilder Work Area
View Menu
Contains options for configuring the KeypadBuilder work area.
View Menu
ToolbarToggles the toolbar in and out of view.
Tasks PaneToggles the tasks pane in and out of view.
Visual StylesMouse-over to open the visual style sub-menu. The visual style is the look and
Navigation Menu
Only available when a .KPB file is open, this menu is the crux of adding functionality to the keypad
device. While viewing a graphic representation of your selected keypad device, you can do the
following:
Navigation Menu
Project Configuration...Opens the Project Configuration dialog window. This is topical Project Informa-
Button Configuration...Opens the Button Configuration dialog window. Click to select buttons, and
Engraving...Opens the Engraving dialog window. Click to select buttons and create either
LCD Configuration...For keypad devices equipped with an LCD, the LCD Configuration dialog win-
Fixed Menu System...For keypad devices equipped with an LCD, the Fixed Menu Configuration dia-
feel of the KeypadBuilder application. The styles emulate Windows themes:
• Default
•Office XP ®
• Office 2003 ®
• Windows XP ® Theme
tion, Device Selection and Device Setup Information.
then assign button properties, Configuration Options and Display Options. The
Channel Map can be accessed from this dialog.
text or icon engraving instructions. The engraving dialog develops a .DXF file
that must be provided to AMX to create your custom engraved buttons. Keypad
display options and export options are also available in this dialog.
dow sets up Display Options, the presence of Dynamic Text, and Line Options.
log window allows for the creation of Menu and one tier of sub-menus. The
Main Menu can contain a maximum of 10 items. You can edit and add menu
and sub-menu items.
of text and characters for menu/sub-menu items.
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Transfer Menu
The Transfer Menu enables KeypadBuilder to send and receive configuration files.
Transfer Menu
Send to Device...Opens the Send Configuration Files dialog window. This function allows you to
send both the configuration file and the font file to the keypad device.
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The Mio Modero KeypadBuilder Work Area
Options Menu
The Options Menu allows you to set application features and generate file reports.
Options Menu
Generate Report... Launches the Generate Project Report dialog. The Project Report is a detailed list of
every configuration model except Engraving.
Preferences...Launches the Preferences dialog. Preferences sets the default device features, project
view options and the number of files in the most recently updated files list.
Help Menu
The Help menu contains features for updating the application and information on how to use
KeypadBuilder.
Help Menu
HelpLaunches the KeypadBuilder help file.
Web Update...Launches the AMX Web Update utility. Internet connection is necessary.
About KeypadBuilder... Displays the about KeypadBuilder dialog containing information pertaining to version
and copyright.
Toolbar
The toolbar contains button shortcuts for the commonly used functions:
Toolbar
New KeypadLaunches a new keypad project.
New RemoteLaunches a new remote project.
Open ProjectLaunches the Open Project dialog window.
SaveSaves the current project. If the project has not been previously saved it
will launch the Save As dialog window.
Tasks PaneToggles the tasks pane in and out of view. Only available when a project is
not currently open.
File TransferLaunches the File Transfer dialog window. Only available when a project is
open.
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Generate ReportLaunches the Generate Project Report dialog window. Only available
when a project is open.
User PreferencesLaunches the Preferences dialog window.
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The Mio Modero KeypadBuilder Work Area
KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane
The KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane is open when a project file is active. This is the main area
for accessing the configuration modules in creating a keypad device file.
Project Properties
Configuration
Module
Button Configuration
Module
Graphic
representation
of your
keypad device
Engraving Configuration
Module
LCD Configuration
Module
Fixed-Menu
Configuration
Module
Complex-Script
Glyphs Module
FIG. 3 KeypadBuilder Project Navigation Pane
Button Number
The Channel for
this button is
locked
Channel assigned
to this button
Engraving
information
Menu Action
Button Name
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Mio Modero Configuration Modules
Mio Modero Configuration Modules
Project Properties
The Project Properties module is Project Information, information to make the file unique and Device
Selection, the type of keypad device to be programmed.
Project Information
Project NameThe name of the keypad device project. This field is user defined and optional.
DesignerThe designer name creating the KeypadBuilder file. This field is user defined and optional.
DealerDealer name providing the keypad file. This field is user defined and optional.
Purchase Order This name will populate the file name of the .DXF in the engraving section.
Sales OrderThis name will populate the file name of the .DXF in the engraving section.
CommentsAny additional comments or clarifications for the file. This field is user defined and optional.
KeypadBuilder v2.1
Project Properties Dialog Window
FIG. 4
Device Selection
Project Information
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Mio Modero Configuration Modules
Device Selection
The Device Selection section contains a drop down list of all keypad devices capable of being
programmed by KeypadBuilder. Select the keypad device you wish to design for, and the device appears
in the window below. Assign the keypad device’s color at this time in the drop down list for Color Selection; the type of device will dictate what colors you can pick.
Changing the device selection clears any previous unsaved work.
Click OK to keep changes and exit the Project Properties module; otherwise, click Cancel and lose the
changes.
Button Configuration
The Button Configuration module allows you to set the keypad button properties.
Graphic
interface
for keyp ad
device
Button
Properties
Configuration
Options
Display
Options
FIG. 5 Button Configuration Dialog Window
Keypad Device
The Keypad Device area is a graphic representation of your keypad device. Click on a button to select
and assign properties.
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Mio Modero Configuration Modules
Button Properties
The button properties are as follows:
Button Properties
NumberThis number is dictated by the selected device’s firmware and is intended to assist in
navigating the keypad device file.
NameThe button name is for use within KeypadBuilder only and is intended to assist in
developing unique names.
Channel CodeThe channel code represents communication out of the panel to the master control-
ler. By default the channel code is the same as the button number. Clicking Auto Assign takes the next unassigned channel code.
Lock Channel Code for
Menus and Sub Menus
Menu ActionThis option only applies to devices equipped with a displays. Assign a button to exe-
UpdateConfirms all changes and channel assignments for the selected button.
Placing a check in the box locks the selected channel code and prevents it from
being assigned in any other menu or sub menu.
cute one of the following:
• Up - Navigate up the menu items.
• Down - Navigate down the menu items.
• Select - Activates the menu selection. The selection can lead to a sub menu or a
channel code activation.
• Home - This button assignment will return the display menu to the top level.
• None - The button has no interaction with the menu system.
Configuration Options
Blank Buttons - Blank buttons contain no channel code assignment. It is important to assign
blank buttons before the engraving process as they are included in the order.
Combine Buttons - Click Combine Buttons to activate and deactivate. When in combine
button mode, click on a button you wish to combine. Always select the left of the two button
you wish to combine. Combine Buttons takes the button information from the selected button
and assigns it to the button directly to the right of it, thus treating two buttons as one. To
uncombine a button, select the button again. The button on the right retains no information.
Combining buttons adds double buttons to your custom engraving order.
Display Channel Map
Click Display Channel Map to view a listing of channel codes that have already been assigned within
your active KeypadBuilder file.
Click on any channel code number to see its current allocation.
Channel Information
Channel CodeThe assigned channel code number.
Assigned ToIf used, the item and description of the button using the channel code.
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Display Options
These display options are for use within the Button Configuration window. Placing a check in any box
activates its display.
Display Options
Show Button NumbersDisplays all button numbers.
Show Button NamesDisplays the button name if set.
Show Channel CodesDisplays set channel codes for the keypad device.
Show Menu ActionsDisplays the menu action value for the button.
Click OK to keep changes and exit the Button Configuration module; otherwise, click Cancel and lose
the changes.
Engraving
The Engraving module allows you to create the .DXF file that AMX needs to create your device’s
custom keypad.
Graphic
interface
for keyp ad
device
Button
configuration
information
Tex t
engraving
information
Display
Options
DXF export options
Engraving Dialog
FIG. 6
Keypad Device
The Keypad Device area is a graphic representation of your keypad device. Click on a button to select
and assign properties.
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Text Engraving
The engraving information and options are as follow:
Text Engraving
NumberThis number is dictated by the selected device’s firmware and is intended to assist in navigat-
ing the keypad device file.
NameThe button name is for use within KeypadBuilder only and is intended to assist in developing
unique names. The name is established in the Button Configuration module.
Menu ActionIf a menu action is assigned in the Button Configuration module, the action is displayed in this
field; otherwise, it is blank.
TextThis is either the text or icon set to display on the button. The text is dictated by the font
selection. If you select Icon in the font selection, you could use letters to get the associated
icon but the Symbols drop down list is a simpler approach. There is a limit of 10 characters per
button.
SymbolsThe Symbols drop down list is available when you select AMX Icon in the font selection list.
The list is a collection of icons created by AMX. When you select an icon the corresponding
letter is placed in the Te xt field. If you select more than one icon it will not replace the previous
icon, but rather add it and display all selected icons.
Font Selection A drop down list of fonts supported by KeypadBuilder for use in engraving the buttons. Icons
ScaleA ratio ranging from 0.5 to 1.5. The larger the ratio, the more area of the button the text or icon
Note: If your font selection or scale is greater than the area of the button that can be engraved, you will
receive a warning in this field and KeypadBuilder will not create the .DXF file.
UpdateConfirms changes to the button engraving.
must be selected to use the Symbols drop down list.
fills.
Display Options
These display options are for use within the Engraving window. Placing a check in any box activates its
display.
Display Options
Show Button NumbersDisplays all button numbers.
Show Button NamesDisplays the button name if set.
Show Menu ActionsDisplays the menu action value for the button.
Show Channel CodesDisplays set channel codes for the keypad device.
Show Bounding BoxDisplays the surface area of the button you can engrave.
Export to DXF File
KeypadBuilder creates the .DXF file that is applied to a jig in the engraving machine.
Export to DXF File
Export File...Opens the Export DXF File dialog window. This creates the .DXF file neces-
sary for engraving.
Preview...Opens the Engraving Template Preview dialog window. This is a graphic repre-
sentation of the jig used in engraving.
Click OK to keep changes and exit the Engraving module; otherwise, click Cancel and lose the changes.
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Mio Modero Configuration Modules
LCD Configuration
The LCD Configuration module controls what menu items are shown and how they are displayed in
devices equipped with an LCD.
Display
line
selection
Line display
justification
Dynamic
line
visibility
and level
assignment
Dynamic
line level
style
Sleep
Screen
Dynamic line alignment
Dynamic text line allocation
LCD Display; number of lines and font type
Display
Options
FIG. 7 LCD Configuration Dialog Window
LCD Display Resolution
The Display Resolution is the maximum number of lines and type of font family that can be displayed at
one time on your selected device. Click on a font family to select. Only one font family can be used on a
device. If you change the font, you need to include the font information when sending the configuration
file. See the Send Configuration Files dialog window section on page 81.
Dynamic Text
Dynamic Text is information sent from the master and displayed on the device, i.e., time or temperature.
Selecting No Lines for line allocation will cause the device to have lines of displayed menu (text) and no
dynamic information. All lines can be allocated for either menu or dynamic. Regardless of the display
arrangement, the items must be contiguous; the menu items and dynamic items must be grouped
together.
Align
The align feature allows you to decide which, menu or dynamic, items are displayed first. Top places the
dynamic items at the top of the list and Bottom puts them at the bottom.
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