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Changing the key/button setting for a component

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Changing the key/button setting for a component (Advanced mode) You can change the setting of a key/button programmed for a component. 1. Click the "Advanced" tab in the low er left of the screen to sw itch to Advanced m ode. 2. Click the com ponent w hose key/button you w ant to change from the com ponent list in the upper left of the screen. 3. Click "Edit Ke ys ." The "Edit Keys" dialog box appears. This dialog box allow s you to set the follow ing: o Status o Assigns a color code to keys/buttons based on their settings.  Show  Displays the follow ing colored coded frames around keys/buttons depending on their settings.  Blue (Preset): A key/button for w hich only one preset action is programmed.  Pink (Learn): A key/button for w hich only one Learn action or Learn+ action is programmed.  Green (Macro): A key/button for w hich tw o or more effective actions are programmed or only one Jump action is programmed.  Purple (Alias): A key/button for w hich only one Alias action is programmed.  Hide  Does not display the colored frame around a key/button. o Key/button list o Displays keys/buttons programmed for a component. o If you select a key/button you w ant to edit, you can confirm or change the setting for the key/button in "Properties" on the right side. Note If an Action list for a key/button includes an invalid action, the "X" indicator appears on the key/button. o [Learn Signal in Order] o If you click the button, the "Learn Signal in Order" dialog box appears. This dialog box allow s you to make each of the keys/buttons (for w hich no action is programmed, and the "Display this key" box is on) learn the remote control's signal. For further details, see "Teaching the remote control's signal in succession to keys/buttons that have no action ("Learn Signal in Order" dialog box)" below . o Display this key o This is displayed w hen a touch-key is selected. If you uncheck the box, the key is hidden on the Remote Commander. Note A touch-key for w hich no action is programmed is hidden on the Remote Commander; so in this case you cannot check the box. o Label o If a touch-key is selected: o Its label is displayed. o You can change the label by clicking and selecting from the drop-dow n list. o If a Label key is selected: o Its label is displayed. o If you click "Edit Label," the "Edit Label" dialog box appears. Entering the label and clicking "OK" allow s you to change the label. Hints  You can enter up to eight characters. How ever, the label cannot be left blank. Be sure to enter at least one character.  By clicking "Symbol," the "Symbol select" dialog box appears, allow ing you to enter symbols such as .  The "Label" text box allow s you to copy and paste characters by using the shortcut menu (right-click menu) or the shortcut keys. o Action List o Displays the Action list programmed for the selected key/button. Clicking the "Edit Actions" allow s you to change the setting of the Action list. o [Edit Actions] o If you click this, the "Edit Actions" dialog box appears. This dialog box allow s you to add/change/delete the action in the Action list or change the action order. o Key-pressed Tim e o Sets the length of time for w hich you need to press a key/button to execute the Action list by clicking Key-pressed time ranges from 0 to 2 (seconds). o Memo o Enters a comment for the key/button such as the function. 4. Click "OK." The "Edit Keys" dialog box closes and the setting of the key/button is changed. and selecting from the drop-dow n list. The Teaching the remote control's signal in succession to keys/buttons ("Learn Signal in Order" dialog box) The "Learn Signal in Order" dialog box allow s you to make each of the keys/buttons learn the remote control's signal. Page 60

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Changing the key/button setting for a component (Advanced mode)
You can change the setting of a key/button programmed for a component.
1.
Click the "Advanced" tab in the lower left of the screen to switch to Advanced mode.
2.
Click the component whose key/button you want to change from the component list in the upper left of the screen.
3.
Click "Edit Keys."
The "Edit Keys" dialog box appears.
This dialog box allow s you to set the follow ing:
o
Status
o
Assigns a color code to keys/buttons based on their settings.
Show
Displays the follow ing colored coded frames around keys/buttons depending on their settings.
Blue (Preset):
A key/button for w hich only one preset action is programmed.
Pink (Learn):
A key/button for w hich only one Learn action or Learn+ action is programmed.
Green (Macro):
A key/button for w hich tw o or more effective actions are programmed or only one Jump action is programmed.
Purple (Alias):
A key/button for w hich only one Alias action is programmed.
Hide
Does not display the colored frame around a key/button.
o
Key/button list
o
Displays keys/buttons programmed for a component.
o
If you select a key/button you w ant to edit, you can confirm or change the setting for the key/button in "Properties" on the right side.
Note
If an Action list for a key/button includes an
invalid action
, the "X" indicator appears on the key/button.
o
[Learn Signal in Order]
o
If you click the button, the "Learn Signal in Order" dialog box appears. This dialog box allow s you to make each of the keys/buttons (for w hich no
action is programmed, and the "Display this key" box is on) learn the remote control's signal. For further details, see "
Teaching the remote control's
signal in succession to keys/buttons that have no action ("Learn Signal in Order" dialog box)
" below .
o
Display this key
o
This is displayed w hen a touch-key is selected. If you uncheck the box, the key is hidden on the Remote Commander.
Note
A touch-key for w hich no action is programmed is hidden on the Remote Commander; so in this case you cannot check the box.
o
Label
o
If a touch-key is selected:
o
Its label is displayed.
o
You can change the label by clicking
and selecting from the drop-dow n list.
o
If a Label key is selected:
o
Its label is displayed.
o
If you click "Edit Label," the "Edit Label" dialog box appears. Entering the label and clicking "OK" allow s you to change the label.
Hints
You can enter up to eight characters. How ever, the label cannot be left blank. Be sure to enter at least one character.
By clicking "Symbol," the "Symbol select" dialog box appears, allow ing you to enter symbols such as
.
The "Label" text box allows you to copy and paste characters by using the shortcut menu (right-click menu) or the shortcut keys.
o
Action List
o
Displays the Action list programmed for the selected key/button. Clicking the "Edit Actions" allow s you to change the setting of the Action list.
o
[Edit Actions]
o
If you click this, the "Edit Actions" dialog box appears. This dialog box allow s you to add/change/delete the action in the Action list or change the
action order.
o
Key-pressed Time
o
Sets the length of time for w hich you need to press a key/button to execute the Action list by clicking
and selecting from the drop-dow n list. The
Key-pressed time ranges from 0 to 2 (seconds).
o
Memo
o
Enters a comment for the key/button such as the function.
4.
Click "OK."
The "Edit Keys" dialog box closes and the setting of the key/button is changed.
Teaching the remote control's signal in succession to keys/buttons ("Learn Signal in Order" dialog box)
The "Learn Signal in Order" dialog box allow s you to make each of the keys/buttons learn the remote control's signal.
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