Programming the PC Presenter
C:\>rem Code : 128 | Size : 24 | bytes | |||||
C:\>rem | Code | : | 129 | Size | : | 24 | bytes |
C:\>rem | Code | : | 130 | Size | : | 24 | bytes |
PRGM EX. 7
M - Display available memory
Press "M" at the program/command prompt to display the amount of memory available in the PC
Presenter:
C:\>rem Memory available : 60436 bytes
PRGM EX. 8
T - Long form list of stored keycodes
Press "T" at the program/command prompt to display a listing of the keycodes currently saved in PC Presenter memory, in long form. A long form listing of keycodes contains the button code number, the size of the saved keycode, and the keystrokes recorded. The following example represents the keycode "Button 1" on button 128:
C:\>rem Code : 128 | Size : 24 bytes |
C:\>rem 32 F0 32 3C F0 2C 2C F0 2C 44 F0 44 31
PRGM EX. 9
V - Display version and copyright info
Press "V" at the program/command prompt to display the firmware version number, and copyright information, as shown in the example below:
C:\>rem Firmware version x1.001
C:\>rem Copyright AMX Corporation 2000
PRGM EX. 10
Programming Transmitter Pushbuttons
The program the transmitter pushbuttons.
1.Begin at a DOS prompt on the PC that is connected to the
2.At the DOS prompt, enter program mode by selecting and holding the following keys on the PC keyboard:
CTRL, then ALT then "." (period key).
For PC keyboards with left and right <Ctrl> and <Alt> keys, only the left<Ctrl><Alt> "." combination will work.
3.When these keys are released, program mode will be indicated by the following characters at the DOS prompt:
C:\>rem Press command key or transmitter button
C:\>rem
PRGM EX. 11
The characters "C:\>rem" before the blinking cursor indicate that the PC Presenter is in program mode, waiting for a command key.
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