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Using The IR Manager
Advanced IR Manager Features
Click Advanced in the IR menu to open the Advanced IR sub-menu, described below:
Advanced IR Sub-menu Options
Available Memory
View Waveform
Zoom In/Zoom Out
Next/Previous Pattern
Viewing an IR Waveform
Click View Waveform in the Advanced IR sub-menu to open a Waveform view box inside the IR
Manager window(s). The Waveform view box displays a graphical representation of the waveform
associated with the selected IR function.
Note that when the View Waveform option is selected, several other details about the waveform are
displayed beneath the Waveform view box, including First Pulse Time (in microseconds), Length
(in bytes), Repeat Count, Total Repeat Time (in milliseconds), the Carrier frequency, and a list of
Unique Times in the waveform (in microseconds).
Viewing the Available Memory on an IR System Device
1. Click Available Memory in the Advanced IR sub-menu to open the Available Memory dialog
box.
2. Enter the target IR device's Address information (Device, Port and Address for NetLinx
devices).
3. Click Get Available Memory. The available memory for the selected device is displayed at the
bottom of the dialog box.
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Opens the Available Memory dialog box where you can view the amount of available
memory on any System device.
Opens a Waveform view box in the active IR Manager window, which displays a
graphic representation of the IR waveform associated with the selected function.
Zooms in and out on the Waveform view.
Finds the next or previous pattern, in IR waveforms containing multiple patterns.
These options are disabled for IR waveforms with only one pattern.
To view other waveforms in the file, select another Channel/Function to update the
Waveform view.
Use the Zoom In/Out toolbar buttons to adjust the view on the Waveform view.
Use the Next/Previous Pattern toolbar buttons to go to the previous or next pulse pattern
in the Waveform view. These options are only available if the selected function contains
more than one pulse pattern (i.e. functions captured via Special mode).
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