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• To C C ontroller - transfers the current settings from Controller Builder to
the controller. The controller display shows "Downloading user keys in
progress" followed by "Done" when the transfer is completed. You
can also activate this function by clicking the Upload D D ocument t t o
Controller icon (see illustration to the right).
The Help menu contains the following items:
• About - displays the About Controller Builder dialog (see Figure 2.5).
Help - activates the help file. You can also activate this menu item by
•
clicking the Help icon (see the illustration to the right).
CUSTOMIZING YOUR TABLETOP CONTROLLER WITH CONTROLLER BUILDER
Understanding the functions of the key grouping buttons, description fields, command editor, and status editor
are best explained by describing the process for customizing the various keys for your controller.
Customizing the Dial Keys
Customizing the dial keys enables you to determine which telco device your controller will control for dialing
purposes. The following process describes how to customize the dial keys for your controller:
1. Click the Dial K K eys button. The dial keys are outlined in the Controller Builder window. The Current
Selection description field instructs you to select the device type and device ID (DID) for the unit that will
perform the dialing (see Figure 2.6).
2. In the Command E E ditor at the bottom of the Controller Builder window, select the device type that will be
performing the dialing and the DID of that device from the drop-down menus. The available devices are all
telco devices; Current indicates that the device that the controller is currently connected to is the one that
will be controlled and Global means that all telco devices will be controlled--which, in this case, is probably
not a good idea...you would not want to have all your telco devices dialing the same number at the same
time! The Command D D escription and Argument D D escription fields describe the command you select (in
this case, a macro that tells the controller which telco device(s) it will be controlling for dialing functions)
and the argument (if any) for that command (see Figure 2.6).
About Controller Builder dialog
FIGURE 2.5
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