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== Touch Key (TPK) ==
== Touch Key (TPK) ==
[[File:Properties Touch Key.png|right]]
[[File:TPK.png|128x128px]]
'''General'''
* Show the basic information of the element
* X and Y is the location of element on screen, reference point is element top-left corner
* Width and Height are in pixels
* - top-left corner of the screen = 0,0
'''Visual Effect'''
* On Press Down options are None, Inverse Color, Show Icon or Show Cropped BgImg
* Icon/BgImage base on the above option, select a Background Image or an Icon for the visual effect SGT can show a box of a Background Image corresponding to the Touch Key area.
'''Target'''
* Target Page is for page jump function after touch


'''Call'''


[[File:TPK.png|128x128px]]
* Call Keyboard is for call up a keyboard after touch
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* Call Operation is for simple calculation after touch
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* Call Key is for building PIP_Keyboard
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'''Content'''
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* VP Address is for calculation or Keyboard input result
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* Compile As can force VP variable work different than default (Auto) VP_N16 (two successive VP_N16) work as VP_N32 VP_N32 (first two byte of VP_N32) work as VP_N16 VP_N64 (first two byte of VP_N64) work as VP_N16 VP_N64 (first four byte of VP_N64) work as VP_N32
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* Data type should be signed by default (*1)
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'''Return'''
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* Return Value for select type of notification to host during touch. It can notify the Host via Touch Key ID Response code (0x78) (*3) none, no notification (by default) Up PGID + TPKID, send on TPK release Down PGID + TPKID, send on TPK touch Down Up PGID + TPKID, send on TPK touch and release
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'''Properties Control (advance feature)'''
 
* Enable VP is none by default (element operate normally) Select a VP for real time element control. VP value will set to 1 as enable at power-on.  It can be disabled (hidden) by a zero value
 
Note:
*1. Please also see "TPK, VPK Call Functions" section for Call Features
*2. TPK support touch and move, action on release. It could change to "Touch-Key lock on touch" in "Project Setting".
*3. Please also see "Command" section for details

Revision as of 15:31, 9 May 2025

Touch Key (TPK)

General

  • Show the basic information of the element
  • X and Y is the location of element on screen, reference point is element top-left corner
  • Width and Height are in pixels
  • - top-left corner of the screen = 0,0

Visual Effect

  • On Press Down options are None, Inverse Color, Show Icon or Show Cropped BgImg
  • Icon/BgImage base on the above option, select a Background Image or an Icon for the visual effect SGT can show a box of a Background Image corresponding to the Touch Key area.

Target

  • Target Page is for page jump function after touch

Call

  • Call Keyboard is for call up a keyboard after touch
  • Call Operation is for simple calculation after touch
  • Call Key is for building PIP_Keyboard

Content

  • VP Address is for calculation or Keyboard input result
  • Compile As can force VP variable work different than default (Auto) VP_N16 (two successive VP_N16) work as VP_N32 VP_N32 (first two byte of VP_N32) work as VP_N16 VP_N64 (first two byte of VP_N64) work as VP_N16 VP_N64 (first four byte of VP_N64) work as VP_N32
  • Data type should be signed by default (*1)

Return

  • Return Value for select type of notification to host during touch. It can notify the Host via Touch Key ID Response code (0x78) (*3) none, no notification (by default) Up PGID + TPKID, send on TPK release Down PGID + TPKID, send on TPK touch Down Up PGID + TPKID, send on TPK touch and release

Properties Control (advance feature)

  • Enable VP is none by default (element operate normally) Select a VP for real time element control. VP value will set to 1 as enable at power-on. It can be disabled (hidden) by a zero value
Note:
*1. Please also see "TPK, VPK Call Functions" section for Call Features
*2. TPK support touch and move, action on release. It could change to "Touch-Key lock on touch" in "Project Setting".
*3. Please also see "Command" section for details