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Types of macros and setting flow
There are the three following types of macros.
SYSTEM MACRO: A macro programmed for a function key/button. A
series of actions you programmed works when the
programmed key/button is pressed.
COMPONENT MACRO: A macro programmed for a Component key. A series
of actions you programmed works when the
programmed key/button is pressed for 2 seconds or
longer.
TIMER MACRO: A macro programmed for a Timer program key that is
created for the timer operation. A series of actions you
programmed works when the set time comes if the
timer is set.
Setting flow of System macro and Component macro
Step 1: Selecting a key/button you want to program a macro for (page 115)
1 When programming a macro for a newly created function key (page
115)
2 When programming a macro for an existing function key/button (page
117)
3 When programming a macro for a Component key or a Direct Access
button (page 119)
Step 2: Setting a macro (page 120)
Setting flow of Timer macro
Step 1: Creating a Timer program key (page 129)
Step 2: Setting the time (page 132)
Step 3: Programming a macro (page 135)
Continued
Outline of a series of actions (macro)
- Integrated Remote 1
- Commander 1
- Table of Contents 5
- (macro) for a key/button 6
- Features 8
- Product registration 9
- Getting Started 10
- Unpacking 11
- Preparing RM-NX7000 12
- The Home display appears 13
- Charging 14
- Using the touch panel display 16
- Battery charging stand 20
- Screen layout and elements 21
- ■ Component display 22
- Setting mode display 22
- ■ Set display 22
- “NAVITUS Design” 25
- Installing “NAVITUS Design” 26
- Installing the USB driver 27
- Using “NAVITUS Design”– Help 33
- Uninstalling “NAVITUS Design” 33
- Basic Operations 36
- Press a Component key of 37
- Press the HOME button 37
- VOL– CH– 38
- Delete unnecessary letters 40
- Programming a preset code 43
- Press the [SOLUTION] key in 45
- ■ If a beep sounds five times 46
- Press the [DIRECT ACCESS] 52
- For accurate learning 62
- Press the [HOME EDIT] key 74
- Press the [SKIN/LABEL] key 74
- ■ If you want to change a 78
- Select a component category 80
- Or press the [EXIT] key 82
- (COMPONENT EDIT) 88
- Press the key you want to 90
- Press a function key whose 98
- Component display (ALIAS) 100
- Press the [NEW] key 101
- The Set display appears 103
- Customizing the Display 105
- Customizing functions 111
- What is a macro ? 113
- Setting flow of Timer macro 114
- Home display 115
- Press the [COMPONENT EDIT] 115
- Press a function key/button 118
- Direct Access button 119
- Step 2: Setting a macro 120
- Press the [OK] key 121
- Continued 122
- Direct Access button) 125
- Set the label, and then press 130
- To set the label again 131
- Step 2: Setting the time 132
- Set the timer execution 133
- Step 3: Programming a macro 135
- Set the time and macro, etc 137
- Press the [OK] key in the 137
- To delete a Timer program key 140
- (macro) for a Component List 146
- ALBUM/DISC No./ARTIST/GENRE 147
- /05/ / 147
- /20/ / 147
- Programming a List element 148
- Example: To create a new List 149
- Example: To program the macro 149
- Set the label 151
- When the label setting is 152
- Step 2: Programming a macro 154
- User List keys 157
- Setting item tags 157
- Edit display for a User List 157
- Example: To create a new User 158
- List key 158
- Creating a User List key 159
- To delete a User List 162
- Display for List element 165
- To finish the setting 168
- Using the Component List 169
- Outline of Zapping 172
- Using Zapping 173
- Editing the Zapping function 174
- Program a macro procedure 181
- To delete a Zapping element 190
- To delete a Zapping viewer 192
- Using a “Memory Stick” 197
- About a “Memory Stick” 198
- While reading or writing data 199
- Notes on use 199
- Inserting a “Memory Stick” 200
- Removing a “Memory Stick” 201
- Press the [READ] key 202
- Press the [YES] key 204
- “Memory Stick” (SAVE) 207
- If an error message appears 208
- Stick” from the setting mode 208
- Formatting a “Memory Stick” 209
- Setting the Display Window 212
- Tap the center of the 213
- (OFF TIME) 216
- The System display appears 220
- Setting the beep sound (BEEP) 222
- Locking the settings (LOCK) 223
- Using the application mode 226
- Additional Information 228
- Precautions 229
- Notes on charging 230
- Troubleshooting 231
- (PRESET) 232
- Trouble with the setting mode 238
- Common problems 238
- Trouble with the move setting 242
- Trouble with a “Memory Stick” 244
- Specifications 248
- Printed in Japan 252
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