applicable. Rename mode can also be initiated using the F2 key or by clicking on the
selected node (as in the Windows Explorer).
Edit:
Opens a dockable window for editing or viewing the selected command in a
command database. In the case of an infra-red command, details of the command’s
Modulation frequency, sequential ON / OFF periods and format can be viewed. For
RS-232, details of the baud rate, number of data & stop bits, type of parity and
command data can be viewed and edited. When viewing Axium IR-commands, the
Axium command is also displayed, which is useful for verifying the Axium protocol
RS-232 command string. The “Hex Code” tab displays a hex code representation of
the IR-command. The hex code may be copied to and from the clipboard and other
applications. Only commands in a user database can be edited.
Image 4 - The Edit window for infra-red commands
View:
Opens the edit window with the waveform tab selected. This provides a graphical
representation of the IR command along. Pulse and pause period lengths are shown
when the mouse is held over high and low levels. Holding the mouse over a rising or
falling edge shows when the pulse or pause begins. The edit window can be left open
while selecting other IR commands, thus allowing a comparison of IR commands.
Image 5 - The Waveform tab
Hex code sub menu:
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