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Color Passive-Matrix LCD Touch Panel
Button String Commands
The table below lists string commands you can assign to buttons using the touch panel editor. Select
the PROPERTIES option in the Edit bar, press the target button, and enter the string command with
the Touch Panel keyboard. The string command is sent to the control system when you press the
button.
Button String Commands
$ID
Sets the Wave-
Pack group ID
number.
Syntax:
"’$ID <group ID>’"
Variables:
group ID = 0 (Off) - 15
Example:
$ID 15
Sets the Group ID to 15.
$SC
Sends a serial
port
send_command
within a panel, as
if sent from
Axcess.
Syntax:
"$SC <device offset>,"’<send_command>,<variable
text #>,<data>’""
Variables:
device offset = Device number
variable text # = The variable text number value on the touch panel.
data = 0 - 59 characters
Example:
$SC 1,"’@TXT’,2,’TEXT’"
The string is sends the command to put text on a button with a variable text value of 2. It is
crucial that all the correct ’ and " be used with no spaces after the commas.
Example:
$SC 1,"’SLEEP’"
Sets a touch panel to sleep.
$SL
Activates sleep
mode on a
wireless touch
panel.
This command does not set the panel to sleep, but actually puts a wavepack to sleep.
Syntax:
"$SL"
Example:
$SL
Activates sleep mode on a wireless touch panel (ViewPoint or other panel using a
SmartPack/WavePack).
$SP
Sends data out
through the serial
port of the source
panel to a destina-
tion panel.
Syntax:
"’$SP"<data>"’"
Examples:
$SP "CALIBRATE"’"
Sends the Calibrate command to another panel through the Serial Port.
$SP "$SC 1,"’@TXT’,1,’TEST’""
Uses the $SP command to send a Send Command ($SC ***) to another panel through the
Serial Port.