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DXP-HT uses a Project Wizard to step you through the process of designing a control system. To 

launch the DXP-HT Project Wizard, click the Create New Project button on the Main Screen.

The results of the DXP-HT project are placed in "Projects\Job Name\Rev #", in the application 

directory.

Before you begin to use DXP-HT to build a system, you should first gather information about the 

installation. The most obvious is the project name and a description of the project. Additionally, 

you will need most or all of the following information:

 

If a CD changer is included in the system a list of the installed CDs or the CD collection 

should be available while creating the system.

 

If an AM/FM Tuner is included in the system a list of the users presets or local radio 

stations should be programmed. DXP-HT can include up to 40 presets.

 

The following information is needed for each type of lighting system supported by DXP-

HT: system type, baud rate (if applicable), system address, and button or preset numbers.

This information can be collected in multiple lists or in some instances can be drawn on a floor 

plan.

There are three ways to approach launching the DXP-HT Project Wizard:

 

Select File > New.

 

Click the Create New Project command button (in the lower-left corner of the Main 

Screen).

 

Double-click on the sample project ("DXP-HT Sample Project") in the Project Selection 

List.

This invokes the first Project Wizard dialog: System Information, containing a summary of the 

system information for this project. If you are starting a new project, the Created By and Company 

fields are pre-populated with the information entered in the User Information dialog at startup. 

Also, there are two default devices (a Receiver and a Display Device) present in the Device 

Information table, ready for you to configure (see the System Information topic for details).

To create a new project, click on the Create New Project command button. This launches the 

Project Wizard, which steps you through the process of designing a control system.