Philips Wireless Equipment Box manual Using iProntoEdit

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Using iProntoEdit

When you buy an iPronto, it is supplied with a default ICF. However, you can also personalize the functions and the look of the iPronto. You can do this with iProntoEdit. iProntoEdit is the visual editor for creating and configuring ICFs on your computer. You can download the latest version of iProntoEdit and the accompanying manual from the Pronto site at http://www.pronto.philips.com/products/ipronto.

With iProntoEdit, you can fully define the iPronto user interface, for example:

You can perform basic actions, such as:

Deleting and adding devices;

Deleting and adding pages;

Deleting and adding buttons or panels;

Previewing the ICF with the iPronto Emulator.

You can easily position elements on a page with simple tools, such as:

Setting a Grid and Border;

Centering elements;

Setting the Z-order of elements.

You can design pages with buttons and bitmaps, for example:

Adding bitmaps to a button for its pressed and released state;

Importing an entire gallery with your own buttons or bitmaps;

Changing the color of elements;

You can configure elements, such as:

Labeling buttons, pages and devices.

Adding a complete action list (also called “macros”) to a button, with an IR command, links, delays, beeps and jumps.

Adding IR codes from iProntoEdit’s universal database.

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Contents Table of Contents FCC Compliancy What Does the iPronto Box Contain? About the iPronto Documentation About the iPronto IPronto consists of several parts Troubleshooting on Installing the Wireless LAN Adapter Installing the Wireless LAN Adapter Installing Installing and Recharging the BatteryInstalling and Recharging the Battery Installing and Recharging the Battery Recharging Getting the iPronto Up and Running Getting the iPronto Up and Running Setting up Your iProntoCalibrating the Touch Screen Adjusting the TimeAdjusting the Timezone Adjusting the DateAdjusting the Power off Time Out Adjusting the BrightnessTime Out when iPronto is running on the battery Time Out when iPronto is plugged into the power adapterAdjusting the Wake up Conditions Setting up Your Network Wireless Network Settings Getting the iPronto Up and Running Internet Settings If you wish to use a fixed IP address If you use DhcpProxy Testing the Network Connection Status Display Using the iProntoTouch Screen RC buttons Power ButtonIPronto’s External Controls Scroll Wheel PortsViews, Layouts and Touchstrip Navigating the iProntoView Control Button Accessing the Application Flipside Flipside and SettingsWorking with the Keyboard KeyboardTap Cancel Remote Control How Does the iPronto RC Work? Tab Learning IR Codes Tools tab Remote Control Using iProntoEdit Uploading and Downloading Browser Setting the Home Entering a URL Electronic Program Guide SmartSurfer Watch FeatureSee Learning IR Codes on Registering RegistrationElectronic Program Guide Personalizing EPG Waiting for Activation Activating My iPronto switches off automatically TroubleshootingDevices do not respond to the commands I send Soft buttons on my touch screen do not respond properlyTroubleshooting My browser does not work See The SmartSurfer onSee Installing the Wireless LAN Adapter on About tab, 15 activation code, 49, 55 adapter IndexIP address. See IP iPronto 3104 205