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Putting A Photo On Galaxy Touchcentre Keypad

stevie_1978
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hi all

i have a gd48 with touchcentre keypad. i believe i can put a photo on the touchcentre using the sd slot . i put in an sd card but am not sure how to get a photo to appear on the screen .

Any ideas before i call honeywell??

thanks

Never done it but i recall it being a jpeg on the sd card.

Probably has to be a certain name of file

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You need Honeywell's conversion program to convert your files into a format recognised by the keypad. Also, the SD card needs to be FAT16 and small capacity - something like a 32MB will work. There are two different conversion programs for the different keypad types.
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thanks galaxyguy. any idea where i get this conversion program??

thanks

These are freely available from Honeywell. Hopefully my posted links will work:

The older TouchCenter CP040

CP040

The new TouchCenters CP041 and CP042:

CP041-CP042

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  • 3 years later...

im trying to add an image to the CP040 touchcenter. Does anyone have the conversion software. Link above is gone. cheers

Sorry, I deleted from my laptop about 3m ago, they are gash btw.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.

No probs Norman, looks like a bit of a mission to get an image on a screen!

It's easy with the converter, just choose a .jpg and it changes it

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.

It's on tsi somewhere

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