Table of Contents
Advertisement
Available languages
Available languages
J Add code: enables the user to add a code to the memory by manual entry
of the code.
J Add Sequence: enables the user to add a sequence of codes to the
memory of a receiver, compiling two of the following fields "start code", "end
code" and "step between one code and next", after which click on "Check"
for automatic compilation of the field previously left blank.
J Add from TX: enables the user to enter a transmitter code in the memory
of a receiver by simply pressing on a key of the transmitter.
J Delete Code: enables the user to delete one or more codes from the
memory of a receiver.
J Find: enables the user to find a transmitter code by simply entering the
code in the relative space or pressing any key of the transmitte
–– SETTINGS ––
In this section, using the functions present ("Certificates" - "Codes" -
"Advanced settings" - "Change Password"), the user can modify parameters
in a number of receiver families. The functions available in each section vary
according to the type of receiver or memory to be programmed: for more
details on these functions, divided by receiver family, refer to paragraph 3.4.1.
10 – English
–– IMPORT / EXPORT––
In this section, the user can import, export, save and restore data on a receiver
using the functions present ("Read from file" - "Save to file" - "Copy"). The
functions available are:
J Read from file: enables the user to read a file (for example with extension
".cor") created with the programming unit management software BUPC or
created using the function "Save to file" in this section.
J Save to file: enables the user to write a file stored in the receiver memory
to enable subsequent reading using the function "Read from file" in this sec-
tion. A file can also be saved in the previous format, for example with the
extension ".cor" (envisaged on the BUPC line) or in the new format (recom-
mended).
J Copy: enables the user to copy the contents of a receiver memory onto
the computer memory.
J Paste: enables the user to paste data from a computer memory into the
receiver memory, previously saved using the "Copy" function in this section.
3.4.1 – SETTINGS section: "BM" memories and Receivers
"NiceOne"
(family OXI...; family OX...)
The section "Settings" enables the user to enter operating parameters of a
receiver in the series "NiceOne" and a receiver with a "BM" memory, managing
all relative advanced functions.
BM MEMORIES
• Advanced settings: This function enables entry of the following parameters.
J Memory lock: this activates a lock on the memory board self-learning
operations when the board is inserted in its receiver. In other words, no new
codes can be entered on a receiver with a "locked" memory, and operation is
restricted exclusively to existing codes (refer also to the relative receiver
instructions).
J Password: enables entry of a password in the memory board; in other
words a numerical code accessible via software only by those in possession
of this specific code, used to control and restrict access to data stored on
the memory board. The password will be requested each time access is
required to memory contents, to read or modify data and codes present.
The password does NOT enable modifications to data stored on the memo-
9
ry board when the latter is inserted on a receiver: it locks all functions pro-
Advertisement
Table of Contents
