Proficient the source, Инструкция по установке и программированию

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3. Left click the
Arrow Up Button . Under CMD Library , double left click the Next Disc
Command . (Program for next disc if using a CD Changer otherwise select another
function such as Fast Forward or other appropriate command.)
4. Left Click the
Arrow Down Button . Under CMD Library , double left click Previous Disc .
(Program for previous disc if using a CD Changer otherwise select another function such
as Reverse Play or other appropriate command.)
5. Left click the
Previous Track Button . Under CMD Library , double left click Chapter/Skip
Down .
6. Left click the Next Track Button
. Under
CMD Library
, double left click
Chapter/Skip Up
.
7. Left click the Play/Pause Button . Under CMD Library , double left click Play or Play/Pause
depending upon code availability.
This programming will provide basic transport control using the Hard Keys . To program
additional commands, Virtual Buttons can be added as needed.
PROGRAMMING VIRTUAL BUTTONS
Note: The default functionality of the Source Keypad when used with iPod, replicates the
genius of the iPod Menu system on the Source LCD. Therefore, no Virtual Buttons can be
configured for use with iPod. Likewise, some other devices, (Servers, XM Tuners) can be
configured for 'direct control' using a Proficient Control Module, that allows RS232 control of
appropriately featured products. Some of these types of devices have been pre-configured in
Proficient Editor (Source Setup/Option). Virtual Buttons cannot be programmed for any device
selected in Source Setup/Option.
8. With
CD selected on the Virtual Keypad, right click inside the Virtual Button List Window .
9. If only adding
one Virtual Button , highlight and left click Add New Menu Item . In the
New Item Window , type in the function and left click OK . Skip to Step 11 .
10. If adding multiple Virtual Buttons
, right click inside the
Virtual Button List Window
,
highlight and left click Add Multiple New Menu Items . In the New Source Menu Items
Window , type in the first function name in the Enter Item Name Block . Either left click
the >> Button or press the return key on the PC keyboard to add the function to the
Item Names List . (Refer to Figure 30 ) To remove items from the ‘Add New’ list, highlight
the entry and left click the
<< Button
. When all functions have been added to the
Item
Names List , left click OK . To remove items from the Virtual Button List , right click the
item, then highlight and left click Delete Item .
11. To associate IR
or
RS232 commands
to the
Virtual Buttons
, if not already open, left click
the CMD Library Tab . Select the Brand and Device being programmed as described in
Step 1 above.
12. Left click the Virtual Button
to be programmed. Double left click the
IR
or
RS232
command in the CMD Library . A red asterisk will appear next to the function in the
Virtual Button List to indicate an associated command or macro. The command will
appear in the Button Properties Window . (Refer to Figure 31 ) Repeat for all Virtual
Buttons.