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About the project NAVITUS Design allow s you to manage the Remote Commander settings as a "project." The first time NAVITUS Design is installed, no project exists. For this reason, you need to create a project w hen you use NAVITUS Design for the first time. When you create a project, a same named folder (project folder) as the project is created on your PC, and the setting files such as NAVITUS Design files w ith the file extension ".nxe" are saved together. The settings you made w ith NAVITUS Design are then saved to the setting files in the project folder. You can create as many projects as you feel are necessary. For example, you can save several Remote Commander settings as different projects, according to your needs. Or, you can make a backup copy of the Remote Commander settings as a precaution against accidental data loss. Note Do not move project folders and files in the project folder using Window s Explorer, etc. Doing so may make it impossible to edit the project on NAVITUS Design. Operating the project NAVITUS Design allow s you to operate the project.  Creating a project  Saving a project  Opening/closing a project  Setting the user name and comments for a project Page 84

Section	Page
Overview	1
Features	1
About Help	2
Starting up and exiting NAVITUS Design	3
Starting up NAVITUS Design	3
Exiting NAVITUS Design	4
The NAVITUS Design window and basic operations	5
The NAVITUS Design window reference	5
Basic operations	7
Preparation before editing the Remote Commander settings	10
Connecting the Remote Commander to your PC	10
Uploading the Remote Commander settings to NAVITUS Design	11
Uploading the Remote Commander settings to NAVITUS Design	11
Importing the settings saved on a Memory Stick to NAVITUS Design	12
Customizing the Home display	14
About editing the Home display and Component keys	14
Changing the settings of a Component key	15
Changing the skin (key appearance and color) of a Component key	15
Changing the label of a Component key	16
Changing the preset of a Component key	17
Editing the Action list of a Component key (Component macro)	18
Checking the operations of a Component macro	20
Creating a Component key	21
Creating a Component key	21
Creating an Alias Component key by combining existing function keys	23
Changing the layout of a Component key	25
Changing the assignment of a Component key	25
Copying a Component key	26
Deleting a Component key	27
Editing the Home display page	28
Adding a page to the Home display	28
Changing the wallpaper of the Home display	29
Deleting a page of the Home display	30
Customizing the Component display (function key display)	31
About editing the Component display and function keys	31
Changing the settings of a function key	32
Changing the skin (key appearance and color) of a function key	32
Changing the label of a function key	33
Changing the key area size of a function key	34
Editing the Action list of a function key	35
Checking the operations of the Action list of a function key	37
Creating a function key	38
Creating a function key	38
Changing the layout of a function key	41
Changing the assignment of a function key	41
Deleting a function key	42
Editing a Component display page	43
Adding a page to a Component display	43
Changing the wallpaper of a Component display	44
Deleting a page of a Component display	45
Changing the settings of a Remote Commander's button	46
About editing function buttons	46
Changing the label of a Direct Access button	47
Editing the Action list of a function button	48
Editing the Action list of a Direct Access button	48
Editing the Action list of \	50
Checking the operations of the Action list of a function button	52
Editing the component list	53
About the component list	53
Creating a component list element	55
Editing a component list element	57
Changing information of a list element	57
Editing the Action list of a list element	58
Checking the operations of the Action list of a list element	59
Adding/deleting a genre used for a component list (DVD/CD/MD/DVR/DVDREC/HDAR only)	60
Changing the genre name of a component list element(s) (DVD/CD/MD/DVR/DVDREC/HDAR only)	61
Deleting a component list element	62
Creating a user list (favorites list) using a component list	63
Creating a user list (favorites list)	63
Adding/deleting a user list (favorites list) element	64
Changing the label of a user list (favorites list)	65
Deleting a user list (favorites list)	66
Creating/editing a Zapping group	67
About the Zapping function	67
Creating a Zapping group	69
Editing an element of a Zapping group	70
Creating a Zapping element	70
Changing the skin (key appearance and color) of a Zapping element	72
Changing the label of a Zapping element	73
Editing the Action list of a Zapping element	74
Checking the operations of the Action list of a Zapping element	75
Deleting a Zapping element	76
Changing the label of a Zapping group	77
Deleting a Zapping group	78
Assigning a Zapping viewer on a Component display	79
Creating a Zapping viewer	79
Changing the Zapping group allocated to a Zapping viewer	80
Changing the design of a Zapping viewer	81
Changing the assignment of a Zapping viewer	82
Deleting a Zapping viewer	83
Managing the settings as a project	84
About the project	84
Creating a project	85
Saving a project	86
Opening/closing a project	87
Setting the user name and comments for a project	88
Exchanging data between your PC and the Remote Commander	89
Exchanging data with USB connection with the Remote Commander	89
Uploading the Remote Commander settings to NAVITUS Design	89
Downloading the NAVITUS Design settings to the Remote Commander	90
Exchanging data through a Memory Stick	91
Importing the settings saved on a Memory Stick to NAVITUS Design	91
Exporting the settings by NAVITUS Design to a Memory Stick	93
Getting the latest data via Web sites	95
Downloading the latest preset codes to import to NAVITUS Design	95
Downloading the latest Component data to import to NAVITUS Design	96
Downloading the latest kernel to transfer to the Remote Commander	97
Changing the NAVITUS Design settings	98
Changing the NAVITUS Design settings	98
Importing an image file for the wallpaper/skin	99
Importing an image file for the wallpaper	99
Importing an image file for the skin	100
About editing Action lists	103
About editing an Action list	103
Adding a Jump action (\	106
Adding an Alias action (\	107
Adding a Delay action (\	108
Adding a Learn action (\	109
Adding a Zapping action (\	110
Additional information	111
Menu reference	111
Troubleshooting	115

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About the project

NAVITUS Design allow s you to manage the Remote Commander settings as a "project."

The first time NAVITUS Design is installed, no project exists. For this reason, you need to create a project w hen you use NAVITUS Design for the first time.

When you create a project, a same named folder (project folder) as the project is created on your PC, and the setting files such as NAVITUS Design files w ith

the file extension ".nxe" are saved together. The settings you made w ith NAVITUS Design are then saved to the setting files in the project folder.

You can create as many projects as you feel are necessary. For example, you can save several Remote Commander settings as different projects, according

to your needs. Or, you can make a backup copy of the Remote Commander settings as a precaution against accidental data loss.

Note

Do not move project folders and files in the project folder using Window s Explorer, etc. Doing so may make it impossible to edit the project on NAVITUS Design.

Operating the project

NAVITUS Design allow s you to operate the project.



Creating a project

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Saving a project

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Opening/closing a project



Setting the user name and comments for a project

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