User manual LEXICON 700 T QUICK START GUIDE

[. . . ] Lexicon 700t Quick Start Guide The 700t System Controller is designed to provide simple, fast control of even the most sophisticated home theater and multimedia presentation systems. [. . . ] · 3 Methods to assign a page to a button ­ Right click on button, select "assign page to button" and click on page to assign ­ On the Tools pulldown menu, select "assign page" and drag page from right side to the button to be assigned to ­ Click "assign pages" tool on the Tools palette, click on button to be assigned, then click the page to be assigned to that button · In addition to regular pages, there are selections for "none, " "previous, " and "special functions" Commands · · · · · · Open the command library by selecting "Command Library" using either the Tools palette or the Tools pulldown menu If no commands are visible, click "Open Library" at the bottom of the Command Library box and open master. cml Select the manufacturer, type, and model of a component Click and drag a command from the list to the button you want to have that command Repeat for each button If the commands for the component are not in the library, you will need to capture the codes IR Capture · · · · · · · · · · · · · To capture codes, you will need a 700t, a PC, a LexiDraw cable, the "donor" remote, and fresh batteries On the 700t, enter the Special Functions menu, select "Program, " and then "IR Capture" Ensure that the remotes are aligned properly and that the 700t is receiving a signal when buttons are pressed on the donor remote Switch the 700t to "Capture" In LexiDraw, open the IR Library Manager (available under Library) In IR Library Manager, open master. cml In the Edit View window select "New" (NOT under File--that would create a new . cml file) Select the manufacturer, type, and enter the model of component for the remote to be learned Click "Wizard" and check buttons to keep, uncheck buttons not needed Click "OK" and manually add any buttons that were not in the wizard Click "OK" and then "Learn IR" Follow the prompts on the screen (Press and hold the "XXXX" key) A progress indicator will appear momentarily, then the IR Library software will go to the next command to be learned Repeat the process until all codes for the donor remote are learned and repeat for other remotes not in library · Close IR library manager--library is saved automatically · Codes from the donor remote are now available in master. cml · Creating Macros · · · · · Click "Edit Macro" on the Tools palette and then click the button you want to create a macro for There are 7 basic command types--infrared from library, infrared from page, time delay, TCM-3 relay control, TCM-3 power sync input, button hold test, and button pause To add a command, click and drag the command (or icon at the bottom) to the left side and drop it in the sequence where you want it To get rid of a command already placed in the macro sequence, click and drag the command to the trash can To change the sequence of commands, click and drag a command to a different place Creating Macros IR Commands and Time Delay · The "Infrared from library" command type allows you to select any IR command that is in the currently selected library for inclusion in the macro · The "Infrared from page" command type allows you to select any IR command on any page in the current . all file · The "Time delay" command type allows you to insert a pause in the macro sequence to allow a component time to process a command ­ Set the length of delay ­ Click and drag the clock icon over to the macro sequence Creating Macros TCM-3 Commands · When using a TCM-3 in conjunction with a 700t, relay control and power sync command types can be used · The "Relay Control" command type allows you to turn off or turn on any of the three relays on the TCM-3. ­ These relays can be used to drop screens, close blinds, etc. · The "Power Sync" command type allows an if-then statement based on the power status of either of the power sync inputs on the TCM-3 to be included in the sequence ­ Useful to avoid turning off components that are already on if the component does not have separate on and off commands Creating Macros Button Hold and Button Pause · The "Button Hold" command type allows an if-then statement based on the status of whether the button is held down or not ­ Example--if button is held then complete the following sequence of commands · The "Button Pause" command type tells the macro to pause at that point until the button is released · When finished adding steps to the macro, click "OK" Sending Your Program to the 700t Always save your program before sending it to the 700t or TCM-3 Under Edit/Edit Remote Properties, ensure that the program is set up for your configuration ­ Set default output to "IR" and Output Format to "Stand Alone" if using a 700t without a TCM-3 (set to "RF" if using a TCM-3) · Connect the LexiDraw cable and put the 700t in Computer Link mode (Special Functions/Program) · In LexiDraw, select "Send All Pages" under Communication ­ Click on the 700t icon to send ­ Try lowering Max Com Speed (under Options/Set Com Port) if error occurs · · Sending Your Program to the TCM-3 If using a TCM-3, the same program must be sent to both the 700t and the TCM-3 In LexiDraw, under Edit/Edit Remote Properties, ensure that the program is set up for your configuration ­ Set default output to RF if using a 700t RF with a TCM-3 · Connect the LexiDraw cable to the TCM-3 and plug in the TCM-3 · In LexiDraw, select "Send All Pages" under Communication ­ Click on the TCM-3 icon to send ­ Try lowering "Max Com Speed" if error occurs · · This is not meant to be the definitive guide to programming the 700t. There are several features that were not covered or were not fully explained. [. . . ] If you have questions, please call Lexicon for customer service. [. . . ]