Philips TSU9600/93 Starter Manual page 21

Example of default configuration file single-room for US.
Elements to define
the overall System
Page with the
system items and
the Home Page.
Information on
how to use the
configuration file.
12 activities for
controlling the A/V
equipment in the
Home Theater. Each
activity contains
several layout pages
and a code page.
Devices that are
used in different
activities.
All macros, info
screens, ... and
other additional
information are
grouped together.
Notes The multi-room configuration file, also enclosed on the CD, has a slightly deviated structure:
• Devices that belong to the same room or are shared by different rooms are grouped between
hidden devices with the [---------------------] in the tree view.
• Activity Macros for the different rooms are placed in separate pages under the hidden
device Macros.
The basic configuration file does not contain separate codes pages, macro pages or pages
for the receiver and the display. Instead:
• the codes are assigned to the buttons on the layout page.
• the macros are assigned to the buttons on the Home Page.
• the codes of the receiver and the display are added to each action list where they are
required. For example, the code to switch the display on is added to the different macros on
the Home Page.
Tip Before customizing the default configuration file, copy the file and give it a specific name e.g.
Williams Home Theater.xcf.
Make sure you have the model numbers of the A/V equipment you want to control with the
Control Panel at hand.
Code pages are The Macros page is
hidden pages with a hidden page with
buttons, which the activity macros.
contain the codes for
the device. Buttons
on the layout pages
and macros in the
Macros page link to
these buttons/codes.
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Layout pages are
pages with all the
graphics, as they will
appear on the screen
of the Control Panel.
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