Remote Technologies IR-PRO T3 用户手册
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Chapter 3. Operation
THE TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY
The T3 touchscreen display is organized into a series of pages.
Normally each page contains objects (buttons, text, graphics, etc.)
that are related in some way. For instance, they may all display
information necessary for controlling a particular DVD player.
By default, the T3 has one Home page—all other pages are
normally accessed from links on the Home page. In addition, any
page can contain buttons with a link to any other page.
Normally the Home page is used to display the names of the A/V
sources and other devices being controlled. The T3 will support
200 pages including the Home page.
A representation of a programmed Home page is shown below:
Normally each page contains objects (buttons, text, graphics, etc.)
that are related in some way. For instance, they may all display
information necessary for controlling a particular DVD player.
By default, the T3 has one Home page—all other pages are
normally accessed from links on the Home page. In addition, any
page can contain buttons with a link to any other page.
Normally the Home page is used to display the names of the A/V
sources and other devices being controlled. The T3 will support
200 pages including the Home page.
A representation of a programmed Home page is shown below:
By default, pressing the
HOME
button at any time will return you
to this page. It is possible, however, to program the Home button
to behave differently if desired.
to behave differently if desired.