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ProntoProEdit 3.0 - User Manual

Index

Philips

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moving, 21

opening, 16

renaming, 21

panel view, 9

PHILIPS website, 7

previewing CCF, 36

programming, 49

action, 49

hard key, 58

jump, 56

ProntoPro

hard key, 58

software update, 8

version information, 8

ProntoProEdit, 9

configuration view, 9

panel view, 9

ProntoProEmulator, 36

launching, 36

screenshot, 37

properties, 44

Button, 46
Device, 47

Frame, 45

Macro Group, 48

System, 44

radio frequency. See RF

relative location, 62

removing

button, 25

device, 19

frame, 25

macro group, 19

template, 20

renaming

device, 19

macro group, 19

panel, 21

replacing CCF, 42

resetting grid, 35

resizing

button, 24

frame, 24

RF, 44, 47, 48

Extender ID, 47, 48, 57

RF Channel, 44, 57

RF Extender, 57

saving

bitmap, 30

CCF, 40

CCF as, 40

CCF as EXE, 40

grid, 35

screenshot, 37

selecting

button, 26

frame, 26

gallery, 27

grid, 32

serial cable, 8

serial port, 8

setting delay, 51

shortcut. See alias

snapping grid, 34

source switching. See device action

system area, 73

System Properties, 44

system requirements, 7

template, 19, 73

timer, 54, 73
timer action, 73

timer group, 20

universal database, 73

update firmware, 8

updating ProntoPro software, 8

uploading CCF from ProntoPro, 15

viewing CCF, 36

write-protection, 67

Summary of Contents for TSU6000

Page 1: ...3 0 User Manual ...

Page 2: ...User Manual ProntoProEdit c Royal Philips Electronics NV All rights are reserved Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the prior written consent of the copyright owner ...

Page 3: ...uttons 24 Using the Gallery 27 Using Bitmaps 29 Using Grids 32 Viewing and Testing a CCF 36 Previewing with ProntoProEmulator 36 Downloading a CCF into Your ProntoPro 38 Saving a CCF 40 Saving a CCF 40 Replacing and Merging a CCF 42 Configuring a CCF 43 Properties 44 System Properties 44 Frame Properties 45 Button Properties 46 Device Properties 47 Macro Group Properties 48 Programming 49 Actions ...

Page 4: ...Philips Page 4 of 76 Automatically creating device aliases 67 Troubleshooting 68 List of Shortcuts 70 Glossary 71 Index 74 ...

Page 5: ...erful tasks creating and modifying all screen elements importing new graphics previewing and testing your screens on the ProntoProEmulator communicating with the ProntoPro for exchanging configuration files and so on ProntoProEdit is the tool that really allows you to optimize the use and the lay out of your ProntoPro We advise you to carefully read this user manual in order to benefit from all po...

Page 6: ...Philips Page 6 of 76 Installation Contents of this chapter System Requirements 7 Installation 7 Updating Your ProntoPro 8 ...

Page 7: ...D ROM in your computer ProntoPro setup will start If not you can install ProntoProEdit exe by double clicking it in Windows Explorer 2 Follow the instructions on screen that will guide you through the installation procedure The first time you run ProntoProEdit you have to accept the license agreement Otherwise ProntoProEdit will not run Installing from the web site 1 Open your internet browser 2 B...

Page 8: ...s while updating is in progress 1 Copy the ProntoPro update files to the Update folder in the directory where ProntoProEdit is installed 2 Go to Start Programs ProntoProEdit ProntoEdit ProntoProEdit opens 3 Select Update Firmware from the Tools menu and select the update file you want to use from the list The Firmware Update window appears 4 Plug one end of the ProntoPro serial cable in the serial...

Page 9: ...on take you to any panel making any button into a macro creating macros within macros Saving duplicating and sharing CCF files codes or devices with another ProntoPro Previewing new CCF files on ProntoProEmulator Personalizing CCF files to optimize the use of your ProntoPro Downloading CCFs into your ProntoPro ProntoProEdit views ProntoProEdit main window provides two views Configuration view disp...

Page 10: ...d an action list HOME In most cases the Home panel is used to access the most frequently used devices and macros The Home panel contains a number of buttons that jump to specific panels of devices and macros DEVICES A device usually contains a number of panels with different buttons to execute commands on the actual device By tapping the buttons on the ProntoPro IR codes are sent out to operate yo...

Page 11: ...p and a name Frames can be tapped but they never contain an action Frames are primarely used for grouping buttons and other frames Buttons are active user interface elements They contain a background color or a bitmap for each of four different states and a name A button can contain an action that is executed when you tap it An action can be a delay an IR code or an alias a shortcut to another act...

Page 12: ...New CCF 15 Modifying a CCF 16 Opening and Closing Panels 16 Creating Devices and Macro Groups 18 Creating Panels 21 Creating Frames and Buttons 24 Using the Gallery 27 Using Bitmaps 29 Using Grids 32 Viewing and Testing a CCF 36 Previewing with ProntoProEmulator 36 Downloading a CCF into Your ProntoPro 38 Saving a CCF 40 Saving a CCF 40 Replacing and Merging a CCF 42 ...

Page 13: ... CCF into ProntoProEdit means that you open a file that is located on your computer 1 Go to Start Programs ProntoProEdit ProntoEdit ProntoProEdit opens 2 Select Open Configuration from the File menu or Click in the toolbar The Open window appears 3 Browse to the Samples folder in the directory where ProntoProEdit is installed 4 Select ph1_default ccf or any other CCF 5 Click Open ph1_default ccf i...

Page 14: ...rs Click Modify to convert the default grayscale colors A panel collapses with the 4 default grayscale colors and a button preview Converting the colors 1 Click the grayscale color you want to convert A context menu with 44 colors appears With the More button you can pick from 216 websafe colors 2 Select the color you want to use When you move your mouse over the colors the color in the field and ...

Page 15: ...not detect your ProntoPro the following message appears ProntoPro not connected or not responding See Troubleshooting on page 68 for connection problems If there is another CCF loaded in ProntoProEdit when you want to upload the CCF from your ProntoPro the following message appears Merge with current configuration or replace it Click Merge to add all home panels devices and macro groups uploaded f...

Page 16: ...oPro are organised into panels Home panels Panels for the different devices Panels for the different macro groups Opening the list of DEVICES and MACRO GROUPS Click on next to DEVICES or MACRO GROUPS in the Configuration view on the left side of the ProntoProEdit window The list of all devices or macro groups is displayed Opening a panel 1 Click on next to HOME or a device or macro group in the Co...

Page 17: ... appears in the Panel view on the right side of the ProntoProEdit window Closing a panel Click to close the panel Note Closing a panel will not undo any changes made to that panel A panel is merely a view on the current CCF changes are immediately incorporated into the current CCF ...

Page 18: ... devices or macro groups The device needs programming When you download the configuration into the ProntoPro and you use the device for the first time you will have to define the brand for the selected device The device is a template A template does not appear in the Device menu on the ProntoPro but it is available when you add a new device on your ProntoPro The device or macro group has a separat...

Page 19: ...ect Rename from the context menu 2 Type the new name for the device or macro group in the text field or Use the keyboard on screen to edit the name for the device or macro group To display a keyboard with capital letters or symbols click Shift To enter a character or symbol click the character or symbol you want to use 3 Click OK to save the new name Removing a device or macro group 1 Select the d...

Page 20: ...plates So you can always restore the templates Adding a macro group Select Add Macro Group from the Macro Group menu or Click in the toolbar An empty macro group is added Changing a macro group into a timer group Select the macro group and select Is TimerGroup from the Macro Group menu or Right click the macro group and select Is TimerGroup from the context menu The name of the macro group is disp...

Page 21: ... be appended to the list of panels of HOME that device or that macro group or Press and hold CTRL and use the UP or DOWN key to the move the selected panel up or down its current list Renaming a panel 1 Select the panel and select Rename from the Edit menu or Right click the panel and select Rename Panel from the context menu 2 Type the new name for the panel in the text field or Use the keyboard ...

Page 22: ... the panel Changing the default panels 1 Load one of the following CCFs home ccf to change the default Home panel device ccf to change the default device panel macro ccf to change the default macro panel The selected CCF is loaded in ProntoProEdit HOME has been renamed into DEFAULT in the default panel CCFs 2 Click on next to DEFAULT in the Configuration view 3 Open the panel The panel is called h...

Page 23: ...o make sure that at least one of these conditions is not met so that the automatic alias creation is disabled Rename the first Home panel Rename the first Home panel into something other than home lowercase for instance to Main See Renaming a panel on p 21 If you rename the first Home panel to Main and leave the write protected option enabled the ProntoPro will boot up to the first Home panel If y...

Page 24: ...to add a frame 2 Select Add Frame from the Panel menu or Right click the panel and select Add Frame from the context menu A default frame is added Adding buttons to a panel 1 Open a panel to which you want to add a button 2 Select Add Button from the Panel menu or Right click the panel and select Add Button from the context menu A default button is added Resizing frames and buttons Note Frames and...

Page 25: ... or button you want to copy 3 Select Copy from the Edit menu The selected frame or button is copied onto the clipboard 4 Go to the location where you want to copy the panel to 5 Select Paste from the Edit menu The selected frame or button is pasted Note ProntoProEdit does not support copying from one running copy of ProntoProEdit to another When copying frames with a bitmap the bitmap will also be...

Page 26: ...ct The Move cursor appears you have selected a parent frame The Move cursor and a red selection frame appear you have selected a frame or button Select Select from the Panel menu or Right click in the panel and select Select from the context menu You can choose the following options Parent select a frame with the grouped frames and buttons First Child select the grouped frame or button Next Siblin...

Page 27: ... you want to add a frame or button 2 Click the frame or button you want to add in the ProntoEdit Button and Frame Gallery window If the frame or button you want to add is grouped clicking that frame or button will select the parent frame Press and hold SHIFT when clicking the frame or button to select only the first child or the sibling 3 Drag and drop the selected frame or button to the panel whe...

Page 28: ...dit HOME has been renamed into GALLERY in gallery ccf 2 Click on next to GALLERY in the Configuration view 3 Open the panel with the frames buttons and bitmaps you want to modify 4 Modify the panels with the frames buttons and bitmaps as you want 5 Save the modified CCF back as gallery ccf ProntoProEdit ignores all but the GALLERY panels of gallery ccf 6 Restart ProntoProEdit The next time you sel...

Page 29: ...ected Bitmaps take up memory and having many different bitmaps means less space for other data like IR codes You can minimize the memory bitmaps require by reusing bitmaps where possible on your frames and buttons ProntoProEdit checks for equal bitmaps when saving a CCF by looking at the actual bitmap contents and only saves unique bitmaps Inserting bitmaps 1 Select the frame or button and select ...

Page 30: ...select Save from the context menu The Save as window appears 4 Browse to the folder where you want to save the bitmap 5 Type the name of the bitmap in the File Name text field 6 Click Save The bitmap is saved in the folder you selected Copying bitmaps from one frame or button to another You can insert bitmaps for the existing frames and buttons in your CCF one by one as described above But when yo...

Page 31: ... can change the bitmaps on all frames or buttons at once 1 Select Modify Bitmap from the Tools menu The Bitmap picker window appears 2 Double click the bitmap you want to modify The Open window appears 3 Browse to the folder where the bitmaps are stored and select a new bitmap 4 Click Open The new bitmap is displayed in the panel in the Bitmap picker window 5 Click OK All original bitmaps are repl...

Page 32: ...Displaying a grid To display the grid for one panel 1 Open the panel 2 Right click in the panel select Grid Display Grid from the context menu Blue grid lines appear 3 Position the frame or button as you want using the grid lines To change the position of the grid lines see Editing a grid on page 33 To change the way the frames and buttons snap to the grid lines see Snapping to a grid on page 34 T...

Page 33: ...t least one horizontal and one vertical grid line Therefore the last remaining horizontal and vertical grid line cannot be deleted Press SHIFT and use the mouse or the arrow keys to move an entire grid When you put a grid line on top of another grid line and deselect the grid line the two grid lines are merged Note Positioning frames and buttons is not possible in Edit Grid mode You have to disabl...

Page 34: ... The default grid 9 is displayed in the active panel Snapping to a grid With grid snapping the locations of the frames and buttons are restricted to the grid locations These grid locations are situated where the grid lines intersect Grid snapping affects moving a frame or a button dragging and dropping a frame or a button from the gallery into a panel or from one panel to another resizing a defaul...

Page 35: ...ou modified and customized to their default pattern or Click Cancel to keep the modified grids Saving grids Grids are not stored in CCFs You can export or import the default grids to or from a text file This allows you to keep your grids with your CCFs and makes it easier to make changes to your CCFs afterwards Select Export Grids from the File menu to export the grid to a text file Select Import ...

Page 36: ...ploading the entire CCF from your ProntoPro Please refer to the ProntoPro Owner s Manual for more information on learning commands You can learn the ProntoPro You have to switch the ProntoPro to LEARN Mode and the ProntoProEmulator to USE Mode The ProntoPro can now learn commands without downloading the entire CCF into your ProntoPro Please refer to the ProntoPro Owner s Manual for more informatio...

Page 37: ...Transparant makes the ProntoProEmulator slightly faster Minimize to minimize the ProntoProEmulator s window and add a program button to the Windows TM taskbar Close to close the ProntoProEmulator Making a screenshot in ProntoProEmulator Press the PRINT SCREEN button The currently displayed screen of ProntoProEmulator is saved as a Windows bitmap file A message appears with the location where the s...

Page 38: ...aves unique bitmaps use aliases shortcuts to replace 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 ProntoProEdit will try to connect to your ProntoPro If ProntoProEdit cannot connect to your ProntoPro the following message appears...

Page 39: ... time of this CCF and ask you if you want to overwrite it Click No if you don t want to overwrite the CCF in your ProntoPro Click Yes to continue downloading Click Cancel to abort the download Cancelling the download may result in a corrupted CCF in your ProntoPro You can fix this by fully downloading a CCF Note It is best to not touch your ProntoPro s touch screen or use any of your ProntoPro s d...

Page 40: ... 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 a...

Page 41: ...ke an EXE file 1 Select Make EXE file from the Tools menu The Make EXE file window appears 2 Click Browse The Open window appears 3 Browse to the folder where the CCFs are stored and select a CCF you want to save as EXE file 4 Click Open The path of the selected CCF is displayed 5 Type the name of the distributor in the Distributor text field 6 Type additional information in the Comments text fiel...

Page 42: ...F and replace it with the loaded CCF You will replace one CCF by the other If the current CCF has been modified you will be allowed to save it first before it is replaced with the loaded CCF Copying a device to another CCF Simultaneously running copies of ProntoProEdit do not share a clipboard This means that you cannot copy a device from one CCF to another by running two copies of ProntoProEdit Y...

Page 43: ...Device Properties 47 Macro Group Properties 48 Programming 49 Actions 49 Jumps 56 RF Settings 57 Hard Key Actions 58 Macros 60 Modifying Frames and Buttons 61 Identifying Frames and Buttons 61 Designing Frames and Buttons 65 Setting the System Properties for the ProntoPro 67 Write protecting a CCF 67 Automatically creating device aliases 67 ...

Page 44: ...F and the Home panels to create device aliases and to enter the version string RF To select a RF Channel for the ProntoPro Hardkeys To configure the hard key actions globally For each hardkey you can create an alias to another command set a delay assign IR codes add a beep add a timer create a jump Opening the System Properties 1 Click on next to HOME in the Configuration view A list of panels app...

Page 45: ... for the name and set the position for the frame in the panel Icons To load save and delete the bitmap for the frame Colors To set the backgroud color and text color for the frame Opening the Frame Properties 1 Open the panel with the frame you want to configure 2 Select the frame and select Properties from the Edit menu or Right click the frame and select Properties from the context menu or Doubl...

Page 46: ...set the position for the button in the panel to assign an ID to a button Icons To load save and delete the bitmaps for four different states of the button Colors To set the background color and text color for the button Opening the Button Properties 1 Open the panel with the button you want to configure 2 Select the button and select Properties from the Edit menu or Right click the button and sele...

Page 47: ... delay to assign IR codes to add a beep to add a timer to create a jump RF To select an Extender ID for the device you want to operate using radio frequency RF signals Hard Keys To configure the hard key actions for the selected device For each hard key you can create an alias to another command set a delay assign IR codes add a beep add a timer and create a jump Opening the Device Properties 1 Cl...

Page 48: ...a delay to assign IR codes to add a beep to add a timer to create a jump RF To select an Extender ID for the macro group you want to operate using radiofrequency RF signals Hard Keys To configure the hard key actions for the selected macro group For each hard key you can create an alias to another command set a delay assign IR codes add a beep add a timer create a jump Opening the Macro Group Prop...

Page 49: ... and brands are stored in a universal database By selecting IR codes and assigning them to panels buttons and keys you can program your ProntoPro to operate your devices In case the brand or the functions of your device are not present in the database you can learn the IR codes from the existing remote control of your device Refer to the Pronto User Manual for more details Beep S With ProntoProEdi...

Page 50: ...ted panel or hard key is executed The ProntoPro ignores the jump when executing an alias 1 Open the Button Properties Device Properties or Macro Group Properties 2 Select the Action tab 3 Click Alias The Select a Button Hard key or Device window appears A tree view with HOME all devices and macro groups is displayed here 4 Click on next to HOME the device or macro group The list of hard keys panel...

Page 51: ... the Button Properties Device Properties or Macro Group Properties 2 Select the Action tab 3 Click Delay The Default delay window appears 4 Enter the delay duration in the Delay text field A short pause will be inserted before the command is executed 5 Click OK in the Default delay window The delay is added to the action list 6 Click OK to accept the properties or Click Cancel to return without ch...

Page 52: ... You can try out the selected function on your ProntoPro 7 Click OK in the Add IR window The IR code is added to the action list of the selected button 8 Click OK to accept the properties or Click Cancel to return without changing the properties To assign an IR code by learning it 1 Plug one end of the ProntoPro serial cable in the serial port on your ProntoPro 2 Plug the other end of the ProntoPr...

Page 53: ...opriate set from the Code Set drop down list 4 Select which function is going to be replaced from the Functions list 5 Click View IR to display the IR code associated with the selected function The IR code text box expands at the bottom of the window The button changes into Hide IR 6 Copy and paste the code into the IR code text box 7 Connect your ProntoPro to your computer as described in Uploadi...

Page 54: ...execute See the procedure in Creating an alias on page 50 The action to start the timer is defined 3 Enter the Start time ProntoProEdit uses a 24 hour clock 4 Select the check boxes for the days of the week to define on which days the timer has to be executed 5 To repeat the start action of the timer weekly select the Wkly check box To stop the timer 1 Click the Stop action button The Select a But...

Page 55: ...ction 1 Open the Button Properties Device Properties or Macro Group Properties 2 Select the Action tab 3 Select an action in the list 4 Click Delete The action is deleted from the action list 5 Click OK to accept the properties or Click Cancel to return without changing the properties ...

Page 56: ...ce structure There are a couple of special options in the Jump drop down list MOUSE MODE switches your ProntoPro into a mouse mode in which your ProntoPro s touch screen acts as a touch pad to operate compatible interactive devices SCROLL UP scrolls up to the previous panel exactly like the scroll button at the top of your ProntoPro s touch screen does SCROLL DOWN scrolls down to the next panel ex...

Page 57: ...r User Manual for more details Note The RF settings can also be set on the ProntoPro Refer to the ProntoPro User Manual for more details Defining an Extender ID 1 Open the Device Properties or Macro Group Properties 2 Select the RF tab 3 Select an Extender ID Make sure that this ID matches with the ID on the RF Extender 4 Click OK to accept the properties or Click Cancel to return without changing...

Page 58: ...m buttons devices and macro groups You configure the action list and create jumps for the hard keys for each device or macro group on your ProntoPro globally The actions and jumps globally defined will be executed when you did not configure the hard key actions for a device or macro group You cannot program the Action buttons for the macro groups To configure the hard keys per device or macro grou...

Page 59: ...following actions Creating an alias on page 50 Setting a delay on page 51 Assigning an IR code on page 51 Adding a beep on page 53 Adding a timer on page 54 Deleting an action on page 55 Jumping to another panel on page 56 4 Click OK to accept the properties or Click Cancel to return without changing the properties Warning By default the Action buttons Page Up and Page Down are used for scrolling ...

Page 60: ... All macros can be used on your ProntoPro but only macro buttons in a macro group panel can be edited on your ProntoPro Creating a macro 1 Open the Button Properties Device Properties or Macro Group Properties 2 Select the Action tab 3 Configure the action list for the selected button device or macro group with following actions Creating an alias on page 50 Setting a delay on page 51 Assigning an ...

Page 61: ... the character or symbol you want to use 5 Click OK to save the name 6 Select a font size from the Font drop down list Select one of the following options none When you select none the name of the frame or button will not be displayed on the ProntoPro It will be used as an identifier only Pronto 10 Pronto 14 Pronto 18 7 Click OK to accept the properties or Click Cancel to return without changing t...

Page 62: ...perties or Click Cancel to return without changing the properties Displaying the location of frames and buttons When selecting a frame or button in a panel the dimensions and location are displayed in the status bar The location of grouped frames and buttons can be displayed as Relative location the location of the selected frame or button in relation to the top left corner of the parent Absolute ...

Page 63: ...r button on the first level is always an absolute location and refers to the top left corner of the panel 3 Select the first child The dimensions and the location of the first child are displayed in the status bar The sign indicates that the relative location of the child in relation to the top left corner of the parent is displayed Parent frame Dimensions and location of the selected parent frame...

Page 64: ...ettings menu The relative location of the first child in the status bar changes into the absolute location The sign disappears indicating that the absolute location of a child in relation to the top left corner of the panel is displayed First child Dimensions and absolute location of the selected first child ...

Page 65: ... without changing the properties Adding bitmaps to a button 1 Open the Button Properties 2 Select the Icons tab When you selected a default button No Icon is displayed in the Inactive icons and the Active icons group boxes When you selected a button with a bitmap the bitmaps are displayed in the Inactive icons and the Active icons group boxes 3 Right click in the group box for the Inactive Unselec...

Page 66: ...ing the properties Setting the colors of the button 1 Open the Button Properties 2 Select the Colors tab You can select the text color and the background color for the four states of the button 3 Click the field to change the text color Right click the field to change the background color A context menu with 44 colors appears With the More button you can pick from 216 websafe colors 4 Select the c...

Page 67: ...rn without changing the properties Automatically creating device aliases ProntoProEdit automatically adds device aliases to the Home panel when three conditions are met There has to be at least one Home panel The first Home panel has to be called home in lowercase The Home panels have to be write protected Note When one of these conditions is not met you can create your own personal Home panel See...

Page 68: ... met The first Home panel is not named home all lowercase The Home panels are not write protected When the first Home panel is not named home and the Home panels are write protected the ProntoPro will boot up and display the first Home panel When the Home panels are not write protected the ProntoPro will boot up and display the first panel of the first device If the first Home panel is named home ...

Page 69: ...k optimally with timer actions or when ProntoProEmulator is running The CCF on your ProntoPro is invalid or corrupt Invalid Configuration File Version File is not a valid configuration CCF file is invalid or corrupt See Downloading a CCF into Your ProntoPro on page 38 to download the CCF from ProntoProEdit again ProntoPro sends out 4 beeps and cannot be activated The ProntoPro software is corrupt ...

Page 70: ... child of the selected frame or button TAB Select the next sibling of the selected frame or button SHIFT TAB Select the previous sibling of the selected frame or button Insert Opens the properties of a button a frame a macro group or a device when selected CTRL drag and drop Copy the frame with the bitmap icon or copy the button with the bitmaps icons and the action list ALT drag and drop Copy onl...

Page 71: ...oss an alias the action list referred to by that alias is executed Working with aliases saves memory Button A button is a user interface element on the ProntoPro used to execute commands A button with at least one action in the action list appears on the ProntoPro a button with an empty action list does not appear on the ProntoPro until an action is assigned to it A button can be displayed with a ...

Page 72: ...nd buttons in the panels ProntoProEdit can load any Windows bitmap file with 1 4 or 8 bits per pixel and with maximum dimensions of 240 by 219 pixels the size of a panel IR code The ProntoPro sends out infrared IR codes to operate devices IR codes to activate different brands for all kinds of video and audio devices are stored in the ProntoPro s universal database By selecting IR codes and assigni...

Page 73: ...perate a device at the time you prefer A timer can be created for every button macro device or macro group To define a timer you have to select the time and day to start the timer action and to stop the timer action A timer action can be repeated weekly On your ProntoPro timers can only be edited in macro buttons The hidden timers to a button macro or device cannot be edited in the ProntoPro UDB T...

Page 74: ...downloading 38 emulating 36 formats 40 loading 13 making EXE 41 merging 42 modifying 16 opening 13 42 previewing 36 replacing 42 saving 40 saving as 40 saving as EXE 40 uploading 15 viewing 36 write protecting 67 changing default panel 22 closing panel 17 color button 66 converting 14 frame 66 configuration file See CCF configuration view 9 configuring CCF 43 converting colors 14 copying bitmap 30...

Page 75: ...5 H hard key programming 58 hiding panel 21 HOME 10 Home panel 23 I icon 29 72 identifying button 61 frame 61 indicator 18 inserting bitmap 29 installation 7 IR code 51 72 J jump 56 72 L launching ProntoProEmulator 36 loading CCF 13 location absolute 62 button 61 frame 61 relative 62 M macro 60 72 macro group 72 adding 20 changing into timer group 20 copying 18 creating 18 moving 19 removing 19 re...

Page 76: ...5 macro group 19 template 20 renaming device 19 macro group 19 panel 21 replacing CCF 42 resetting grid 35 resizing button 24 frame 24 RF 44 47 48 Extender ID 47 48 57 RF Channel 44 57 RF Extender 57 S saving bitmap 30 CCF 40 CCF as 40 CCF as EXE 40 grid 35 screenshot 37 selecting button 26 frame 26 gallery 27 grid 32 serial cable 8 serial port 8 setting delay 51 shortcut See alias snapping grid 3...

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