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Working with Model Number Based Database

Model Number Based IR Databases

The IR databases used in ProntoEdit Professional are, in contrast to the earlier editors, model number based. This

means that the codes in the database are grouped together based on the device they can control. This makes it a

lot easier for you to search the correct codes for a specific AV-component. Together with the improved search and

filter tool, working with the databases becomes much faster and easier.

The Database in ProntoEdit Professional is divided in 2 parts. On one hand there is the Factory database, which is

a database delivered by Philips. It contains the most relevant AV equipment for the custom install industry. Philips

works with the leading manufacturers via the controls for sure program to provide a complete, up-to-date

database. On the other hand, there is My Database which is a personal database. This database grows along with

your efforts; you can add and remove devices as you wish. It is designed especially to make your work easier.

When you have job consisting only of equipment you normally carry, you don't need to search through hundreds of

devices: My databases contains only the stuff you need!

Components, that are added to the database, are organized by Brand, Device, and Model Number and contain a list

of functions and their corresponding codes.

Factory Database

The Factory database offers a massive amount of codes. It is frequently updated by Philips to make sure you

have access to the latest information of the equipment. You can find these updates in the Downloads section on

www.pronto.philips.com.

The Factory database is a read only component database. To use or modify these components, you must first add

them to My Database. Once the component has been added to My Database, it becomes useable and editable.

My Database

My Database is a personal selection of components. You can enter equipment from the Factory Database or you

can enter the codes manually. My Database is the place to store your frequently used codes and equipment

because it is easy to back-up and restore with ProntoEdit Professional. The back up of the Database is an easy file

to exchange between installers and co-workers.

Properties and functions

The properties of a component are used to identify the component in the Database. Components are organized

by Brand, Device, and Model Number. You can filter the Database or search for the specific component based on

these inserted properties. It is very important you add this information completely and as accurate as possible to

make the search easier.

In the database you find per model number a list of functions. This function represents the IR or RS232 code

that is send out by the Control Panel when a button with that function is pressed. You can add codes to these

functions by learning the code of the original remote control of the AV-component, adding it from the Factory

Database or inserting it manually by typing the code you received of the manufacturer. These codes can be

stored in 2 different formats. The codes that are available in the Databases and codes that are learned via raw

learn are coded in the SuperHex format. New codes that you add to My Database are stored in HEX format.

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