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  • Page 1

    - 1 - Universal Dragon 2.1 Quick Programming Guide What is this gu ide for? Dragon 2.1 now gi ves you t he power to choose your own progra mmi ng st yle as well as new features to boost productiv ity. Programming th e XTR39 is fa st, simple, and flexi ble. • Auto-B uild Wiza rd ( XTR39, SPLCD series ) • Auto-Fill I R comm ands onto a page. ( XT[...]

  • Page 2

    - 2 - What does Re written Palett e edi tor mean? Universal Dragon us es the lates t and great est de velopment tools. This benef its the end- us er with an easy to use product. T he palette editor code has b een rewritte n to disp lay informa tion faster. With a n IR code lib rary consisting o f more than 10,0 00 unique IR co des, you’ll be su r[...]

  • Page 3

    - 3 - - START AUTO B UILD WIZARD - Start With Dragon 2.1 up and running on your computer, go to the top- left of t he scr een and select “File” and t hen “New pr oject”. A new screen will appear . Select either “ AutoBuild Wizar d”. Press “OK” to continue. AutoBuild Wiza rd STEP 1 The “AutoBuild Wizar d” start- up scr een will a[...]

  • Page 4

    - 4 - STEP 3 Select the type of devi ce of source componen t you wish to control. Press “Next” to co ntinue. STEP 4 A button layout for t he r espec tive devic e t ype chosen w ill appear. From these temp late files, yo u can select from a n assortment of colors schemes and styles. Press “Next” to co ntinue. STEP 5 Now the IR comm and group[...]

  • Page 5

    - 5 - STEP 6 Congratulation s! You have completed th e AutoBuild Wizard. Press “Finish” to continue. A prompt will appear asking you to repeat the AutoBuild Wiza rd. Select “Yes” i f you have mo re source components to program. Se lect “No” to contin ue. - END OF AUTOBUILD WIZARD - - RESTART AUTOBUILD WIZARD - A source icon will appear [...]

  • Page 6

    - 6 - - IMPORT/E XPORT PAGES - STEP 1 Display your f a vor ite source page that you w ish to save for other projects. STEP 2 To export a page, r ight -click on the source page and a menu list will appear. Sel ect “export page” . A “save as” window will appear. Give yo ur f a vor it e sour ce page a f ilenam e and selection a loc ation on th[...]

  • Page 7

    - 7 - - DEFAULT TEM PLATE PRO J ECT - Another program mi ng opt ion is to select a templ at e pr oject. The t e mpl ate project is alr eady populated with graphics appl ic able to most need s. Minor edits can also be done. Each source w ill need IR or RS232 commands pr ogra mmed to eac h but t on. For more informat ion on how to do th is, visit th [...]

  • Page 8

    - 8 - - HEX-IR SUPPO R T - STEP 1 In the Pale tte Editor window, set the “Mode” to “Edi t”. Scan down the list of manuf acturers and source types. Click on “HEX” and move over to the right screen w her e the function commands are. STEP 2 Click on a fun ction command and right- click the mouse. A menu list wi ll appear. Select “Record?[...]

  • Page 9

    - 9 - - AUTO-F ILL - Auto-Fill w orks by taking a page of funct ion but t ons and automa tically filling the respective IR and/ or RS232 codes to each button. For instanc e, t he “PL AY” butt on w ill be filled w ith the “play” I R command, the “PAUSE” bu tton will be filled with the “pause” IR command. The benefit is t hat you can [...]

  • Page 10

    - 10 - - SOURCE OVERVIEW - The bottom section show s a “Source Over view”. Wi t h lar ge projects , the source over view is a convenient way to navigate the screen pages. Ever y time a page changes, t he “source overview” w ill highlight t he screen page that is bei n g displayed. You can also navigate to a screen page by do uble- clicking [...]

  • Page 11

    - 11 - - New User In terface (U I) - Universal Dragon has furt her enhanced itself for gr eat er product i vi ty. With the new user interf ace, you can review, compare, a nd edit graphics with fewer mouse clicks. In the example below , “Properties” is bei ng dis played for any sel ected button. But t on “4” is selected. In the “Propert ie[...]

  • Page 12

    - 12 - Xantech Corporation 13100 Telfair Avenue, 2/F Sylmar, CA 91342 XTR39 Quick Programming Gui de © 20 07 Xa ntech Corporation This document is copy right protected. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any form without prior written consent from Xantech Corporation. Xantech Corporation shall not be liab le fo r operational, te[...]