C - Clear Memory; H - List Commands (Help); L - Short Form Listing Of Keycodes - AMX Computer Control PC Presenter Instruction Manual

Programming the PC Presenter
The characters
program mode, waiting for a command key.
4. Press a command key. For a listing of available commands, type the character
command displays the following list of available commands:
C:\>rem c Commands Available
C:\>rem c : Clear memory
C:\>rem h : List commands (Help)
C:\>rem l : Short form listing of keycodes
C:\>rem m : Display available memory
C:\>rem t : Long form list of stored keycodes (Type)
C:\>rem v : Display version and copyright info
C:\>
C:\> rem Exiting program/command mode
C:\>
PRGM EX. 2
5. The PC Presenter exits program/command mode each time a command key is pressed. You
must re-enter program/command mode to enter any of the commands.
6. To return to program/command mode, press CTRL, ALT, and "." (period) keys. This brings
back the program/command syntax:
C:\>rem Press command key or transmitter button
C:\>rem
PRGM EX. 3
The following paragraphs describe each of the PC Presenter keyboard commands.

C - Clear memory

Press
"C"
programmed keystrokes. PC Presenter asks you to verify this action:
C:\>rem Clear memory (y/n)
PRGM EX. 4
To proceed with clearing the memory, press
cleared:
C:\>rem Clear memory (y/n)y
C:\>rem Clearing Memory
PRGM EX. 5
To abort this command, press
C:\>rem Clear memory (y/n)n Aborted
PRGM EX. 6

H - List commands (Help)

Press
"H"

L - Short form listing of keycodes

Press
"L"
PC Presenter memory, in short form. A short form listing of keycodes contains the button code
number and the size of the saved keycode. For example:
20
before the blinking cursor indicates that the PC Presenter is in
"C:\>rem"
at the program/command prompt to clear the PC Presenter memory of all commands and
. PC Presenter tells you that the command has been aborted:
"N"
at the program/command prompt to display the list of PC Presenter keyboard commands.
at the program/command prompt to display a listing of the keycodes currently saved in
. PC Presenter tells you that the memory has been
"Y"
**Done**
. This
"H"
PC Presenter