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Mio R-1 Application Operations
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KeypadBuilder v2.1
Mio R-1 Application Operations
Creating A New Project
To create a new KeypadBuilder file, go to
File > New Project
. The device type that opens depends upon
what is set in the
Preferences
menu.
Setting The Project Configuration
With a new KeypadBuilder project file open, click
Project Properties
in the
Navigation Pane
.
1.
Under the
Project Information
section set the applicable fields:
Project Name
- This is user defined. Type the name of your project in this field.
Designer
- Type the name of the keypad project designer in this field.
Dealer
- Type the name of the Dealer providing the keypad project file.
Project Order -
If the keypad project has a project order number, type it in this field.
Sales Order
- If the keypad project has a sales order number, type it in this field.
Comments
- Any additional comments concerning the project file can be entered in this box.
2.
Under the
Device Selection
section, establish the device that uses the keypad project file. If the
keypad device differs from the default file that opened, select the keypad device from the drop down
menu.
3.
Select the color of your keypad device from the drop down list,
Color Selection
.
4.
Click
OK
to confirm the changes or
Cancel
to exit and drop all changes.
Setting The Display Configuration
1.
With a new KeypadBuilder remote project file open, click Display Configuration in the Navigation
Pane.
2.
Select the character set you would like to use. This does not apply if you plan to utilize glyphs.
3.
Click the radio button for the Display Type you intend to use.
Text
Unicode
Complex Script
- if you select Complex Script, click
Edit Glyph
to create and edit your
glyphs.
4.
Within the graphic, click on the button for which you want to create a display in the LCD.
5.
For Text and Unicode users, type or paste your characters within the Text field. Complex Script
entries need to click
Glyph
to select the glyph they wish to use. If you do not provide
KeypadBuilder with an Item Name, it will use the Glyph ID to differentiate glyph items used.
6.
Click
Update
to confirm your changes to the file.
7.
Determine the justification of the information by clicking the radio button for:
Left
Center
Right
8.
After you have set the options you need, click OK.
To remove a glyph from a button:
1.
Select the button from which you wish to clear the glyph.
2.
Click
Remove Glyph
.
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