3Designing with NevoStudio Pro

Glossary
Download
To transfer projects from your design computer to Nevo. See “Chapter
7: Working with Nevo” on page 129 for details.
Function Key
The four unlabeled keys at the top of the Nevo key area. Function key
labels appear above the keys on the touchscreen.
Gallery
A set of images, grouped for browsing convenience, that can be used to
apply backgrounds, buttons, symbols, or themes to a Nevo page.
Global Macro
A set of actions that may be applied to any button in the project.
Hard Keys
The labeled keys at the bottom of the Nevo key area. These keys are
prelabeled with the most common functions assigned to them (channel
up/down, volume up/down, on-screen menu navigation, etc.). The hard
keys are grouped as channel hard keys, menu hard keys, transport keys
(Nevo Q50 only), and volume hard keys.
Inheritance
To use the same font or set of functions and/or hard keys as another
page or page collection. If keys are inherited, the key editing area is
inactive. A Page can inherit from its Page Collection, and a Page
Collection can inherit from the configuration’s Master Page.
IP Address
An IP Address is a 32-bit number that identifies each sender or receiver
of information sent across an IP-based network.
Key
A hard button on Nevo’s face. Some keys are called hard keys and have
been pre-labeled with common functions (although you can configure
these keys as you choose). Others are called function keys and are
unlabeled on their face; a label appears on the touchscreen above them.
See “Working with Hard or Function Keys” on page 100 for details.
SEE ALSO: Background, Buttons, Key Groups, Themes
Key Groups
A group of related buttons that perform similar commands. For
example, a set of digits (0-9) and an Enter button could form a key
group called “Digits”. Key groups make it faster and easier to create
Nevo configurations. See “Working with Buttons” on page 85 for
details.
SEE ALSO: Background, Buttons, Keys, Themes
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