User manual ONKYO CHADEDIT

[. . . ] ChadEdit User Guide ChadEdit User Guide © Copyright 2001 ONKYO CORPORATION, All rights reserved. Note: The information in this manual is copyright-protected. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from ONKYO. ONKYO SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR OMISSIONS OR FOR TECHNICAL OR EDITORIAL ERRORS CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL. ONKYO SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE SUPPLYING OR USE OF THIS INFORMATION. [. . . ] Double-click on the Properties item underneath the device or macro group in the configuration tree view for which you want to assign an IR code. Select the Hard Keys tab, click on the key as shown left, which you want to assign an IR code, and proceed with step 4 of How do I assign an IR code to a button?. How do I assign a source switch IR code? 1. Double-click on the Properties item underneath the device or macro group in the configuration tree view for which you want to assign a source switch IR code. Select the Action tab and proceed with step 4 of How do I assign an IR code to a button?. 19 ChadEdit User Guide How do I change the RF Settings? The USR-5RF can be set to transmit radio frequency (RF) signals, which allows you to operate your devices inside closets or in an adjacent room. To receive these RF signals and convert them to infrared signals, you will need an RF Receiver (RFR-5 : optional). Both have to be identical to the ID- and CH-dials on the RF Receiver(s). Refer to the RF Receiver User Manual for more details. Note: The RF settings can also be set on the USR-5RF. The RF transmission feature is not available on the USR-5. Defining an Extender ID 1. -orClick Cancel to return without changing the properties. Defining the RF Channel 1. -orClick Cancel to return without changing the properties. 20 ChadEdit User Guide How do I let a button jump to a panel? Any button (or key) can jump to any panel (or be a link to that panel). This is a very powerful feature which allows you to create your own USR-5 user interface structure. 1. Open the panel view of the panel with the button to which you want to assign a `jump action'. Double-click on the button to which you want to assign a `jump action' or select a button by clicking on it and press the INSERT key. Select the panel to jump to in the Jump drop-down list. There are a couple of special `panels' in the Jump drop-down list: · MOUSE MODE switches your USR-5 into a mouse mode in which your USR-5'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 USR-5's screen would do. · SCROLL DOWN scrolls down to the next panel, exactly like the scroll button at the bottom of your USR-5's screen would do. How do I move a panel? 1. Select the panel you want to move in the tree view on the left side of the ChadEdit window. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the panel to its new location. If you drop a panel on another panel, it will be inserted before the panel you drop it on. If you drop a panel on HOME, a device or a macro group, it will be appended to the list of panels of HOME, that device or that macro group. Alternatively, move the selected panel up or down its current list by holding down a CTRL button while using the cursor UP or DOWN key. How do I copy a panel? 1. Select the panel you want to copy in the configuration tree view. * Compatible with Philips DVX8000, October 2001 21 ChadEdit User Guide 2. [. . . ] This allows you to keep your grids with your CCFs and makes it easier to make changes to your CCFs afterwards. Grids are not stored in CCFs. How can I better select in a panel view? Here are some tips that can help you select the right button or frame when a panel contains many elements: · If a button or frame is selected and the move or resize cursor is visible when you press the left mouse button, the selection does not change. Therefore, clicking on a button in a selected frame does not select that button. If you want to select the topmost button or frame at the cursor location, press the ESC key before pressing down the left mouse button. · Press the TAB key to select the next sibling of the selected button or frame. [. . . ]