.AV Framework™ Software for DMPS3

Operations Guide Crestron Electronics, Inc.

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Contents

Introduction 1

Interface Setup 2

TSW-752/TSW-1052 .............................................................................................. 2 XPanel ..................................................................................................................... 4 AM-100/AM-101 ..................................................................................................... 4 TT-100 .................................................................................................................... 5 MP-B10 .................................................................................................................. 6 GLS-ODT-C-CN...................................................................................................... 7 Crestron Fusion® Cloud Service .............................................................................. 7

Connect ..................................................................................................... 7 Control and Monitor ................................................................................. 11

System Configuration 14

Status ................................................................................................................... 15 System .................................................................................................................. 17 Devices ................................................................................................................. 20 Switcher ................................................................................................................ 21 Settings ................................................................................................................. 23

Additional Information 25

Scheduling ............................................................................................................ 25 Signal Routing Behavior ........................................................................................ 26 .AV Framework Updates ....................................................................................... 26 Deleting the Program ............................................................................................ 27 Further Inquiries .................................................................................................... 27

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.AV Framework for DMPS3

Introduction The Crestron® DMPS3 Series of DigitalMedia™ Presentation Systems come with the built-in .AV Framework™ program, which enables complete system configuration and control.

The latest version of the program and all projects are available on the product web pages for the DMPS3 Series, as well as in the firmware upgrade .zip file. The zipped package file includes the following:

• The .AV Framework program

• The TSW-752/TSW-1052 .AV Framework project

In addition to operating with a TSW-752, a TSW-1052, an MP-B10 Media Presentation Button Panel, or XPanel, the program offers direct integration with Crestron Connect It™ cable caddies, such as the TT-100 Presentation Interface, and with the AirMedia® Presentation Gateway.

A special version of the TSW-752 Touch Screen (TSW-752-B-DMPS3 PAK KIT) is available for use with the DMPS3 Series. This version of the touch screen comes with the .AV Framework project preloaded.

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Interface Setup This section provides information on how to connect each interface to the control system.

TSW-752/TSW-1052 To connect a TSW-752 or TSW-1052, use the following procedure:

NOTE: With TSW-752 models other than the TSW-752-B-DMPS3 PAK KIT or with the TSW-1052, the .AV Framework project must be loaded on the touch screen.

NOTE: The .AV Framework program defaults to IP ID "03" for the touch screen.

1. On the Setup screen, tap IP Table Setup to display the Ethernet Setup - IP Table screen. The Ethernet Setup - IP Table screen displays up to four IP table settings, each of which has an Online indicator.

Ethernet Setup - IP Table Screen

2. To add or edit an entry, tap the corresponding Add/Edit button. The Ethernet Setup - Edit IP Table Entry screen is displayed.

Ethernet Setup - Edit IP Table Entry Screen

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3. Tap the CIP ID field to display the on-screen hex keypad.

Edit CIP ID Screen

4. Use the keypad to make the new entry. Tap Save to save the new entry or to return to the Ethernet Setup - Edit IP Table Entry screen.

5. Tap the IP Address/Hostname field to display the on-screen keyboard.

Edit IP/Host Screen

6. Enter the IP address or hostname of the DMPS3 using the on-screen keyboard. Tap Save to save the new entry, or tap Cancel. The display returns to the Ethernet Setup - Edit IP Table Entry screen.

7. On the Ethernet Setup - Edit IP Table Entry screen, tap Save Entry to save the current entry or Delete Entry to clear it.

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XPanel To connect with XPanel, use the following procedure:

1. Install XPanel by running Crestron XPanel installer.air (for Macintosh® systems) or Crestron XPanel installer.exe (for Windows® systems).

2. Load the TSW-752 (or TSW-1052) project .vtz file.

3. Access the configuration screen by selecting Options > Host Settings.

4. Configure the XPanel as a second TSW-752 (or TSW-1052).

5. Enter the IP address of the control system and select the IP ID as configured for the second TSW-752 (or TSW-1052).

Configuration Screen

AM-100/AM-101 To connect with an AM-100 or an AM-101, use the following procedure:

1. Use a web browser to connect to the AirMedia IP address.

2. Click Device Administration to open the login page. The default password is admin.

3. After logging in, select Crestron Services Setup from the column on the left side of the page.

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Crestron Services Setup

4. Enter the IP address of the DMPS3 in the Crestron Control System section.

5. Set an IP ID.

6. Set the Port to 41794.

7. Click Apply.

TT-100 Each TT-100 connects to a USB port on the DMPS3. The TT-100 can be configured on any USB port routing any input device.

The TT-100 also defaults to Cresnet® network ID "1E."

NOTE: Configuration is accomplished using the web-based setup screens described in “System Configuration” on page 14.

For more information, refer to “Signal Routing Behavior” on page 26.

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MP-B10 When an MP-B10 Media Presentation Button Panel is used with a DMPS3-4K-150-C, all ten buttons are used for routing.

System Configuration Screen Showing DMPS3-4K-150-C Inputs

MP-B10 Buttons with DMPS3-4K-150-C

The scroll wheel on the MP-B10 adjusts volume level.

NOTE: An MP-B10 can also be connected directly with a DMPS3-4K-150-C via Cresnet.

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GLS-ODT-C-CN

NOTE: Configuration is accomplished using the web-based setup screens described in “System Configuration” on page 14.

Crestron Fusion® Cloud Service

Connect To connect with the Crestron Fusion Cloud, use the following procedure:

1. Log in to the Crestron Fusion Cloud server.

2. From the Crestron Fusion Cloud header tab, click Open.

Crestron Fusion Cloud Header Tab

3. From the pull-down tab, click Setup.

Pull-Down Tab

4. Click the + symbol next to Root node to expand the tree. Click the Rooms node to select the node.

Root Node

5. Click Add. From the drop-down list, click Add Room.

Add Drop-Down List

The Add - Room window opens.

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Add - Room Window

6. From the drop-down list, make a selection and then click OK. The Add Room to ‘Rooms’ window opens with the Room Details tab selected.

Room Details Tab

7. Enter information into the required fields as indicated by the red asterisks. Enter optional information as desired.

8. Click the Scheduling Details tab.

Scheduling Details Tab

9. In the Server Access field, select the RoomView® application from the drop-down list.

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NOTE: The user can change to another scheduling calendar at a later time.

10. Click the Processors tab, and then click Add.

Processors Tab

The Add Processor to ‘Room’ dialog box opens.

Add Processor to ‘Room’ Dialog Box

11. Enter information into the required fields as indicated by the red asterisks. Enter optional information as desired.

12. Click the Discover Symbols check box.

NOTE: If the Discover Symbols check box is selected in the Add Processor to ‘Room’ dialog box and the control program symbol being used is version 7.2 or higher, the Symbol Discover feature automatically imports the symbol information into the Crestron Fusion Cloud database.

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13. Click the Use SSL check box if Discover Symbols was selected and if the processor is configured for Secure CTP Toolbox connections only.

NOTE: In the Crestron SystemBuilder™ and D3 Pro® platforms, the Symbol Discover feature is not supported on symbols below version 7.2.

14. Click Save & Close.

NOTE: Steps 15 through 21 are not necessary if the Discover Symbols check box is selected in the Add Processor to ‘Room’ dialog box.

15. Click the + symbol next to the processor name to add, edit, or delete a symbol.

Add, Edit, or Delete Symbol

16. Click Add. The Add Symbol to ‘New Processor’ window opens with the Symbol Details tab selected.

Symbol Details Tab

17. In the Symbol Name field, enter a name. Enter optional information as desired.

18. Set the Version and the IPID to match the Crestron Fusion Cloud symbol in the program.

NOTE: The version 8 symbol is the same as the Crestron Fusion Cloud Room symbol in Crestron SIMPL. If using SystemBuilder or D3 Pro, select the version 6 symbol.

19. Click the Use SSL check box if the processor is configured for Secure CIP connections only.

20. Click Save & Close to save the symbol.

21. Click Save & Close again to save the room.

NOTE: To associate the room with a node other than the selected Rooms node, click and drag the new room to that node. The room is not associated with the new node.

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Control and Monitor Room monitoring and control in Crestron Fusion Cloud use the following attributes:

System Monitors (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Serial Fusion Error Message

Serial Fusion Log Text

Serial Fusion Device Usage

Controller (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Serial Name

Serial Host Name

Serial IP Address

Serial Subnet Mask

Serial Default Router

Digital Connected

Environment (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital System Power

Analog System Volume

Environment (Read/Write)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital System Mute

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Switch (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Serial Display Name

Serial Model

Serial Input Channels Enabled

Serial Output Channels Enabled

Serial Input 1 Name

Serial Input 2 Name

Serial Input 3 Name

Serial Input 4 Name

Serial Input 5 Name

Serial Input 6 Name

Serial Input 7 Name

Serial Input 8 Name

Serial Input 9 Name

Serial Input 10 Name

Serial Output 1 Name

Serial Output 2 Name

Serial Output 3 Name

Digital Connected

Monitor the assets connected to the system using the following attributes:

DM® Transmitter (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

DM Receiver (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

TSW-752 (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

TSW-1052 (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

Display (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

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Blu-ray Disc® Player (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

AM-100 (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

MP-B10 (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

TT-100 (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

Occupancy (Read Only)

TYPE FUNCTION

Digital Connected

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System Configuration To access the configuration screens, enter the IP address of the DMPS3 into a web browser, appending ":8008" to the IP address as shown in the following image. Press Enter to display the .AV Framework login screen.

.AV Framework Login Screen

Type "admin" in both the Username and Password fields. Then click Sign In. The Status screen is displayed.

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Status Status Screen (Top - Showing Ethernet Information)

The Status screen provides information on the Ethernet setup, the switcher, and the equipment connected to the system.

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Status Screen (Middle - Showing Switch Information)

The Switch Information section of the screen lists the inputs that are enabled in the system.

Status Screen (Bottom - Showing Equipment)

The Equipment section of the screen displays all the devices configured in the system.

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System At the top of the Status screen and in the Configure drop-down menu, select System to display the System Setup screen.

System Setup Screen (System Tab)

The System tab on the System Setup screen provides fields for selection of the room’s name, the interface language, and the time and date formats.

Select Yes in the Enable DSP Volume Control drop-down menu to allow the DMPS3 to control volume.

Click Save to preserve any changes made in the System tab.

NOTE: When Save is clicked, the following message is displayed:

The top of the System Setup screen displays “The system is currently offline, activate or revert configuration.”

This dialogue is normal. Continue with the configuration.

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System Setup Screen (Fusion Tab)

The Fusion tab on the System Setup screen provides fields for selection of the room’s name, the IP ID, and the ability to enable or disable Crestron Fusion Cloud scheduling.

Click Save to preserve any changes made in the Fusion tab.

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System Setup Screen (Relay Tab)

The Relay tab on the System Setup screen allows the selection of relay behavior when a video source is selected or the room is turned off. For example, closing Relay 1 can be used to raise a projection screen or lift, and closing Relay 2 can be used to lower a projection screen or lift.

Click Save to preserve any changes made in the Relay tab.

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Devices At the bottom of the System Setup screen, click Devices to display the Devices screen. (The screens can also be navigated using the Configure drop-down menu at the top of the screen.)

Devices Screen

The Devices screen provides an overview of the specific devices attached to the system. Click the (edit) icon to edit information about a device. Click the (trash can) icon to delete a specific device. Click the Add button to add a new device.

NOTE: When a device is added, a configuration subscreen opens, allowing setup for that particular device (such as RS-232, CEC, IP, and IR control). Each subscreen contains a drop-down list of supported models for that particular type of device.

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Switcher At the bottom of the Devices screen, click System to return to the System Setup screen, or click Switcher to display the Switcher screen. The screens can also be navigated using the Configure drop-down menu at the top of the screen.

Switcher Screen (Top - Showing Inputs)

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Switcher Screen (Bottom - Showing Outputs)

The Switcher screen provides controls for selecting inputs, selecting an icon to represent the input on the TSW-752 or TSW-1052 touch screen, enabling or disabling inputs, selecting a display name used for a device on the touch screen, determining the order in which inputs will appear on the touch screen, and providing the appropriate controls for particular devices.

The Channels column corresponds with input selections on the DMPS3. This will vary depending on the DMPS3 model used in the system. The Device column allows selection of appropriate controls on the touch screen for a given device if applicable. For example, these controls can be used to select the display of transport controls for a Blu-ray Disc player.

Click Save to preserve any changes made on the Switcher screen.

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Settings At the bottom of the Switcher screen, click Devices to return to the Devices screen, or click Settings to display the Settings screen. (The screens can also be navigated using the Configure drop-down menu at the top of the screen.)

Settings Screen (Prior to Activating a New Configuration)

The Settings screen provides Activate Configuration and Revert Configuration buttons to allow updates to and reversions of the configuration.

When any system settings have been changed but not yet activated, the top of the screen displays the message, “The system is currently offline, activate or revert configuration.” Once this message is displayed, the touch screen (i.e., TSW-752 or TSW-1052) is offline. If deployed, the touch screen cannot be used. If in a live meeting, the attendees can no longer control the meeting from the touch screen.

When Activate Configuration is clicked, the touch screen displays a “configuration in progress” message.

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Configuration in Progress Screen

When the configuration has been activated, the web-based configuration screen displays the message, “The system is currently online.”

Settings Screen (After a New Configuration is Activated)

This screen also provides Download Configuration and Upload Configuration buttons to facilitate rapid setup of similar rooms. When a system is configured as desired, its settings can be uploaded for use in other rooms. The Download Configuration button opens a standard system browsing window for navigation to and selection of the desired configuration files.

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Additional Information

Scheduling When Crestron Fusion Cloud is enabled, scheduling can be viewed and controlled from the touch screen.

Available Screen

Click RESERVE NOW to schedule a meeting to start immediately.

Reserve Now Screen

Swipe vertically to choose an end time for the meeting, and then tap the desired end time.

For a view of the daily schedule, tap the (calendar) icon at the bottom of the display. A day view screen opens.

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Day View Screen

Signal Routing Behavior The behavior of the .AV Framework program’s routing feature depends on the components that make up the system. System combinations may include the following products:

• TT-100 Crestron Connect It Presentation Interface

• AM-100 or AM-101 AirMedia Presentation Gateway

• TSW-752 or TSW-1052 Touch Screen

Signal routing behavior of the program is as follows:

• If TT-100s are in use, the signal is routed when either button on a TT-100 is pressed.

• If an AM-100 or AM-101 is in use, establishing a connection to the AM-100 or AM-101 will auto-route the gateway.

• If a TSW-752 or TSW-1052 is connected to the system, the signal is routed to the input selected on the touch screen. The room turns on when a source is selected. System power is controlled by the power buttons on the touch screen. It can also be controlled by an occupancy sensor, if it has been configured for shutdown, or by Crestron Fusion Cloud if it is set to turn the room off.

.AV Framework Updates The firmware .zip file for the DMPS3 includes a copy of the .AV Framework program. If the firmware detects an older version of the .AV Framework program in slot 1 when the update is applied, it will update the program. If no program is detected, or if a user program is detected, the program update will not be applied.

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Deleting the Program The .AV Framework program can be deleted from the DMPS3 in the same way any other program can be deleted:

1. In the Crestron Toolbox™ application, select Tools > System Info.

2. Connect to the DMPS3.

3. .AV Framework is in Program 01. Click the button. A new dialog box opens.

4. Click Erase, and another dialog box opens.

5. In the new dialog box, click Erase All Program Files.

6. When the confirmation dialog box opens, click Yes.

The program can also be overwritten by a custom user program.

Further Inquiries For additional information on the .AV Framework program, refer to Crestron’s online help Answer ID #5636.

Refer also to the embedded Creston Toolbox help file.

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