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Working with Devices Designing with NevoStudio Pro Clear the check box if you do not want the wizard to add the device icon to the configuration’s Home Page. You will then have to add a button and jump action to get to the new pages. See “Adding Buttons to Pages” on page 85 for details. Installer Tip: Setting up the device control pages using the wizard will take less time than creating them manually. 4. Click Finish. NevoStudio Pro adds the device’s page collection to the Job View panel. SuperFast Device Swap You can replace commands for any device in a configuration. This is helpful if you would like to add a device to a configuration before you have the model information. Once you have created your device in the configuration and you have the model information, you can use the Add Device Wizard to add the correct Device, then assign those commands to the customized device pages in your configuration. Devices can only be swapped with certain other types of devices: • IR devices can swap with IR or sensing devices • Sensing devices can swap with IR or sensing devices • Serial devices can only swap with serial devices Installer Tip: Only Nevo menu commands will be replaced during the device replacement action. New or learned buttons and commands will not be included. There are three ways to replace a device: • by selecting buttons in the display panel and dragging the new device to one of the selected buttons. The replacement will apply to only those buttons selected. • by dragging a device to a Page, Page Collection, or configuration level in the Job View panel. The replacement will apply at the selected level as well as any sublevels. • by selecting Edit|SuperFast Device Swap from the menu bar. The replacement will apply to the entire Job, including any global macros.. Installer Tip: This function replaces only commands associated with the database. Learned functions, HEX functions, and extended functions are not replaced. All other properties for the replaced device will remain unchanged. 64 NevoStudio Pro Design Guide
Designing with NevoStudio Pro Editing IR Devices Editing IR Devices You can change the properties of IR devices and add, edit, delete, or reset IR device codes. There are two ways to open the Edit Device Wizard: • To edit devices in your current job, select the device in the dropdown menu on the Hardware panel Devices tab and select . • To edit devices in the Nevo Personal Library, select Tools|Manage Nevo Personal Library. Select a device from the list and click Edit. Editing IR Device Properties 1. Open the Edit Device Wizard as described on page 65. NevoStudio Pro Design Guide 65
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