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ProntoProEdit 3.0 - User Manual Saving a CCF Basic CCF Actions Saving a CCF You can save the current CCF in ProntoProEdit in any of the following formats (all result in .ccf files): Format Description ProntoPro Configuration Files CCF is saved, in color (standard). B&W DB Configuration Files CCF is saved with IR code database configuration. The colors are converted to black and white. B&W Pronto Configuration Files CCF is saved without IR code database configuration. The colors are converted to black and white. B&W Old Pronto Configuration Files CCF is saved without IR code database configuration and without timers and beeps. The colors are converted to black and white. If a saved CCF does not fit in your ProntoPro, ProntoProEdit will tell you it is too large and cancel the save. To reduce the size of the CCF you can try to: delete some elements; reuse bitmaps on your frames and buttons, where possible. ProntoProEdit only saves unique bitmaps. use aliases (shortcuts) to identical series of commands. remove all templates. This speeds up saving and loading and leaves more space in your ProntoPro's memory. Make sure not to overwrite ph1_default.ccf so you can always restore the templates. Saving a CCF Select Save Configuration from the File menu. The current CCF is saved as a CCF file with the same file name. Saving a CCF as ... 1 Select Save Configuration As from the File menu. The 'Save as' window appears. 2 Browse to the folder where you want to save the CCF. 3 Type the name of the CCF in the File name text field. 4 Select a CCF type from the Save as type drop-down list. ProntoPro Configuration Files B&W DB Configuration Files B&W Pronto Configuration Files B&W Old Pronto Configuration Files 5 Click Save. The current CCF is saved with a new file name. Saving the current CCF file as an EXE file (Pack-and-Go) You can save the current CCF in ProntoProEdit as an EXE file. This EXE file is used to download a CCF into your ProntoPro without opening ProntoProEdit. Philips Page 40 of 76

Section	Page
User Manual ProntoProEdit	2
Introduction	5
Installation	6
System Requirements	7
Installation	7
Installing from the CD-ROM	7
Installing from the web site	7
Updating Your ProntoPro	8
About ProntoProEdit	9
ProntoProEdit views	9
About CCFs	10
HOME	10
DEVICES	10
MACRO GROUPS	10
Panels	11
Basic CCF Actions	12
Opening a CCF	13
Loading a CCF into ProntoProEdit	13
Converting the colors	14
Uploading a CCF from Your ProntoPro	15
Creating a New CCF	15
Modifying a CCF	16
Opening and Closing Panels	16
Opening the list of DEVICES and MACRO GROUPS	16
Opening a panel	16
Closing a panel	17
Creating Devices and Macro Groups	18
Indicators	18
Copying a device or macro group	18
Moving a device or macro group	19
Renaming a device or macro group	19
Removing a device or macro group	19
Adding a device	19
Changing a device into a template	19
Removing a template	20
Adding a macro group	20
Changing a macro group into a timer group	20
Creating Panels	21
Copying a panel	21
Moving a panel	21
Renaming a panel	21
Hiding a panel	21
Adding a panel	22
Changing the default panels	22
Creating your own Home panels	23
Rename the first Home panel	23
Remove the write-protection of the Home panels	23
Creating Frames and Buttons	24
Adding frames to a panel	24
Adding buttons to a panel	24
Resizing frames and buttons	24
Moving frames and buttons in a panel	25
Copying frames and buttons	25
Removing frames and buttons from a panel	25
Grouping frames or buttons	25
Selecting frames and buttons in a panel	26
Using the Gallery	27
Displaying the gallery	27
Adding frames or buttons to the panel	27
Selecting another gallery	27
Creating your own gallery	28
Using Bitmaps	29
Inserting bitmaps	29
Saving bitmaps	30
Copying bitmaps from one frame or button to another	30
Modifying bitmaps	31
Using Grids	32
Displaying a grid	32
To display the grid for one panel	32
To display the grid for all panels	32
Selecting a grid	32
Editing a grid	33
Creating an evenly spaced grid	33
Copying a grid from one panel to another panel	34
To copy the grid	34
Snapping to a grid	34
To activate grid snapping	34
Resetting all grids	35
Saving grids	35
Viewing and Testing a CCF	36
Previewing with ProntoProEmulator	36
Launching ProntoProEmulator	36
Making a screenshot in ProntoProEmulator	37
Downloading a CCF into Your ProntoPro	38
ProntoProEdit will try to connect to your ProntoPro	38
ProntoProEdit will check the CCF in your ProntoPro	39
ProntoProEdit will download the CCF into your ProntoPro	39
Saving a CCF	40
Saving a CCF	40
Saving a CCF	40
Saving a CCF as …	40
Saving the current CCF file as an EXE file (Pack-and-Go)	40
Making an EXE file	41
Replacing and Merging a CCF	42
Opening another CCF	42
Copying a device to another CCF	42
Configuring a CCF	43
Properties	44
System Properties	44
Opening the System Properties	44
Frame Properties	45
Opening the Frame Properties	45
Button Properties	46
Opening the Button Properties	46
Device Properties	47
Opening the Device Properties	47
Macro Group Properties	48
Opening the Macro Group Properties	48
Programming	49
Actions	49
Creating an alias	50
Setting a delay	51
Assigning an IR code	51
To assign an IR code from the IR database	52
To assign an IR code by learning it	52
To paste an IR code in the IR Code text box	53
Adding a beep	53
Adding a timer	54
To start the timer	54
To stop the timer	54
Deleting an action	55
Jumps	56
Jumping to another panel	56
To create a jump	56
RF Settings	57
Defining an Extender ID	57
Defining the RF Channel	57
Hard Key Actions	58
Hard keys on the ProntoPro	58
Programming hard keys	58
To configure the hard keys per device or macro group	58
To configure the hard keys globally	58
To program a hard key	59
Macros	60
Macros on your ProntoPro and in ProntoProEdit	60
Creating a macro	60
Modifying Frames and Buttons	61
Identifying Frames and Buttons	61
Naming a frame or a button	61
Entering the location and dimensions of a frame or a button	61
Displaying the location of frames and buttons	62
To switch from relative location to absolute location	63
Designing Frames and Buttons	65
Adding bitmaps to a frame	65
Adding bitmaps to a button	65
Setting the colors of a frame	66
Setting the colors of the button	66
Setting the System Properties for the ProntoPro	67
Write-protecting a CCF	67
Automatically creating device aliases	67
Troubleshooting	68
The ProntoPro does not connect to the serial port	68
ProntoProEdit was able to open the serial port to which my ProntoPro is connected but still cannot communicate	68
The Home panel on the ProntoPro looks different from the way you designed it in ProntoProEdit	68
New panels, buttons and frames appear in the loaded CCF	68
Macros seem to be programmed correctly in ProntoProEdit but are not working on the ProntoPro	69
The function Test IR does not work properly	69
The CCF on your ProntoPro is invalid or corrupt	69
ProntoPro sends out 4 beeps and cannot be activated	69
The bitmap of a button is truncated	69
List of Shortcuts	70
Glossary	71
Action	71
Alias (shortcut)	71
Button	71
CCF	71
Device	71
Device action (source switching)	72
Frame	72
Gallery	72
Grid	72
Icon (bitmap)	72
IR code	72
Jump	72
Macro	72
Macro group	72
Panel	73
System area	73
Template	73
Timer	73
UDB	73