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I have a touchpanel menu with 9 icons - 3 rows of 3. I'd like to use the up/down/left/right buttons on the panel to scroll/navigate through the icons, with 'ok' selecting the desired item.

Obviously I can use up/down to control things like volume/channels etc, but I'm unsure how to use them to scroll through items/icons on the actual touchpanel - any ideas?

(Hope that makes sense)

Thank you!

I have a touchpanel menu with 9 icons - 3 rows of 3. I'd like to use the up/down/left/right buttons on the panel to scroll/navigate through the icons, with 'ok' selecting the desired item.

Obviously I can use up/down to control things like volume/channels etc, but I'm unsure how to use them to scroll through items/icons on the actual touchpanel - any ideas?

(Hope that makes sense)

Thank you!

Off the top of my head you could use a ring counter to cycle through the icons and use the analog mode joins to show which icon is selected. The rest would be pretty easy logic wise.

JRW


--- In Crestron@..., "rlf79cm" <rlf79cm@> wrote:

I have a touchpanel menu with 9 icons - 3 rows of 3. I'd like to use the up/down/left/right buttons on the panel to scroll/navigate through the icons, with 'ok' selecting the desired item.

Obviously I can use up/down to control things like volume/channels etc, but I'm unsure how to use them to scroll through items/icons on the actual touchpanel - any ideas?

(Hope that makes sense)

Thank you!

Thanks for the reply. I tried that and could get the buttons from scroll through the icons in order, but they are displayed as follows:

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

..and I'm unsure how to have the navigation buttons jump from: 1 to 4 with down, 8 to 5 with up, etc. I assume the ring counter would only allow me to scroll 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 in order/in reverse ?

Cheers


--- In Crestron@..., "jrw_96" <jrw_96@> wrote:

Off the top of my head you could use a ring counter to cycle through the icons and use the analog mode joins to show which icon is selected. The rest would be pretty easy logic wise.

JRW


--- In Crestron@..., "rlf79cm" <rlf79cm@> wrote:

I have a touchpanel menu with 9 icons - 3 rows of 3. I'd like to use the up/down/left/right buttons on the panel to scroll/navigate through the icons, with 'ok' selecting the desired item.

Obviously I can use up/down to control things like volume/channels etc, but I'm unsure how to use them to scroll through items/icons on the actual touchpanel - any ideas?

(Hope that makes sense)

Thank you!

How about 2 ring counters to give you x, y coordinates and then an and statement for each button?

--- In Crestron@..., "rlf79cm" <rlf79cm@> wrote:

Thanks for the reply. I tried that and could get the buttons from scroll through the icons in order, but they are displayed as follows:

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

..and I'm unsure how to have the navigation buttons jump from: 1 to 4 with down, 8 to 5 with up, etc. I assume the ring counter would only allow me to scroll 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 in order/in reverse ?

Cheers


--- In Crestron@..., "jrw_96" <jrw_96@> wrote:

Off the top of my head you could use a ring counter to cycle through the icons and use the analog mode joins to show which icon is selected. The rest would be pretty easy logic wise.

JRW


--- In Crestron@..., "rlf79cm" <rlf79cm@> wrote:

I have a touchpanel menu with 9 icons - 3 rows of 3. I'd like to use the up/down/left/right buttons on the panel to scroll/navigate through the icons, with 'ok' selecting the desired item.

Obviously I can use up/down to control things like volume/channels etc, but I'm unsure how to use them to scroll through items/icons on the actual touchpanel - any ideas?

(Hope that makes sense)

Thank you!

How about an analog inc for left/right that increments by 1 and analog inc for up/down that increments by 3. Run them into a sum. Add conditional logic for a wrap around effect. Obviously there would be a lot of buffers, ors and nors, but I think it could be done.

If value = 1.
Left sets it 9 for full wrap, or 3 if you just want to horizontal wrap
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 7 if you just want to vertical wrap
If value = 2.
Left goes to inrement
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 8 if you just want to vertical wrap

ETC...


Davis


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How about an analog inc for left/right that increments by 1 and analog inc for up/down that increments by 3. Run them into a sum. Add conditional logic for a wrap around effect. Obviously there would be a lot of buffers, ors and nors, but I think it could be done.

If value = 1.
Left sets it 9 for full wrap, or 3 if you just want to horizontal wrap
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 7 if you just want to vertical wrap
If value = 2.
Left goes to inrement
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 8 if you just want to vertical wrap

ETC...


Davis


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This would be a good way to do and make a hella TT to take care of the logic behind it.

JRW

--- In Crestron@..., Davis Whitehurst <whitehurstd@> wrote:

How about an analog inc for left/right that increments by 1 and analog inc for up/down that increments by 3. Run them into a sum. Add conditional logic for a wrap around effect. Obviously there would be a lot of buffers, ors and nors, but I think it could be done.

If value = 1.
Left sets it 9 for full wrap, or 3 if you just want to horizontal wrap
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 7 if you just want to vertical wrap
If value = 2.
Left goes to inrement
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 8 if you just want to vertical wrap

ETC...


Davis


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You could treat it like a 2D table.

Use AINC symbols with min/max parameters set to the size of your item grid. One for Up/Down and one for Left/Right.

Then use EQU symbols and ANDs to get digital FB of which one is currently selected.

You could easily wrap this in a module with parameters for the number of horizontal and vertical icons.

-Neil Dorin

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On 2013-03-21, at 3:16 PM, "jrw_96" <jrw_96@...> wrote:

Off the top of my head you could use a ring counter to cycle through the icons and use the analog mode joins to show which icon is selected. The rest would be pretty easy logic wise.

JRW

--- In Crestron@..., "rlf79cm" <rlf79cm@> wrote:

I have a touchpanel menu with 9 icons - 3 rows of 3. I'd like to use the up/down/left/right buttons on the panel to scroll/navigate through the icons, with 'ok' selecting the desired item.

Obviously I can use up/down to control things like volume/channels etc, but I'm unsure how to use them to scroll through items/icons on the actual touchpanel - any ideas?

(Hope that makes sense)

Thank you!

That sounds great! A little beyond my Simpl abilities at the moment but I'm going to start trawling through the Help files straight away!

Cheers


--- In Crestron@..., Davis Whitehurst <whitehurstd@> wrote:

How about an analog inc for left/right that increments by 1 and analog inc for up/down that increments by 3. Run them into a sum. Add conditional logic for a wrap around effect. Obviously there would be a lot of buffers, ors and nors, but I think it could be done.

If value = 1.
Left sets it 9 for full wrap, or 3 if you just want to horizontal wrap
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 7 if you just want to vertical wrap
If value = 2.
Left goes to inrement
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 8 if you just want to vertical wrap

ETC...


Davis


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I thought this sounded like a fun exercise, so I worked something up using Robbie's method mentioned above.

I broke it down into x and y coordinates for each button, tracking the value with analog signals. Pressing right/left will increment/decrement the x coordinate, and pressing down/up will increment/decrement the y coordinate. Using the Numeric Keypad symbol allows the analogs to wrap around in either direction.

Then, I took the x,y coordinates and converted them back to digitals for feedback of the grid of buttons on the panel using a pair of EQUs feeding into 3 buffers.

This is scalable to practically any uniform grid size consisting of x columns and y rows.

Here's a link to a .smw file along with a screen shot of the logic flow.





--- In Crestron@..., "rlf79cm" <rlf79cm@> wrote:

That sounds great! A little beyond my Simpl abilities at the moment but I'm going to start trawling through the Help files straight away!

Cheers


--- In Crestron@..., Davis Whitehurst <whitehurstd@> wrote:

How about an analog inc for left/right that increments by 1 and analog inc for up/down that increments by 3. Run them into a sum. Add conditional logic for a wrap around effect. Obviously there would be a lot of buffers, ors and nors, but I think it could be done.

If value = 1.
Left sets it 9 for full wrap, or 3 if you just want to horizontal wrap
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 7 if you just want to vertical wrap
If value = 2.
Left goes to inrement
Right goes to increment
Down goes to increment
Up sets it 9 for full wrap, or 8 if you just want to vertical wrap

ETC...


Davis


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