Discrete Ir Hex Codes; Discrete Ir Hex Code Wizard Dialog; Importing Discrete Ir Hex Codes - AMX IREDIT V1.2 Instruction Manual

Discrete IR Hex Codes

Hex format codes are available only online. Therefore, hex format codes cannot be captured from a
manufacturer's remote by an IRIS and added into an .IRN or .IRL/.IRV file.
IREdit utilizes the base format (raw oscillated code) of the hex codes (available at
www.remotecentral.com).
Discreet hex codes can be imported into IREdit files via a wizard process.

Discrete IR Hex Code Wizard Dialog

Function Name:
Enter hex format IR code:
Discrete IR Hex Code Import Complete:

Importing Discrete IR Hex Codes

Discrete IR Hex Codes cannot be captured; therefore, they have to be imported into IREdit projects.
1. Open the document view containing the IR file to be edited.
2. Select a particular (target) function in the IR document view in order to enable the discrete IR
hex import feature.
3. Click on Tools > Discrete IR Hex Codes.
4. The first page of the wizard prompts for a name for the function. Then click Next.
5. The next page of the wizard is a window to enter the Discreet IR Hex codes-formattext.
IREdit
You have decided to import this code into channel: - The target channel for placing the
discrete IR hex code.
Please provide a function name: - Text field for naming the discrete IR hex code.
Next - Progresses the wizard to the Enter hex format IR code screen.
Cancel - Closes the wizard.
Help - Opens the help file pertaining to the Discrete IR Hex Code Wizard Dialog.
Paste (or type) the hex-format code into the edit control below. - Text field for
entering the text of a hexadecimal-format IR code.
Next - Progresses the wizard to the Discrete IR Hex Code Import Complete screen.
The function was imported with the following results:
Function: - The function name provided in the Function Name screen.
Carrier Frequency: - The frequency of the imported code.
Length: - The length of the imported code.
Back - Regresses the wizard to re-import the same function.
Finish - Closes the wizard and adds the function to the selected channel.
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