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System User Guide
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User Guide
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To use macros with favorites:
Note: Your dealer or installer must add a Macros agent in Composer Pro first.
1. On the touch screen, MyHomePC, or on-screen Navigator home page, create the desired
favorite.
2. Select the Star button, or select More > Settings > Edit Favorites.
3. Create the favorite.
4. In the Macros drop-down menu, select the macro to use.
5. Select Save.
To delete a favorite or folder:
1. Select More > Settings > Edit Favorites to view the list of favorites.
2. Select the edit icon next to the favorite or folder to delete, and then select Delete.
3. Select Close.
App Favorites 6.2.14
You can create favorites for some apps, for example, TuneIn. Use your smartphone, PC/Mac tablet,
or 7” touch screens to listen to TuneIn stations and shows. See the TuneIn Setup Guide or TuneIn
User Guide at http://www.control4.com/products/audio-video/tunein for details.
Custom Buttons 6.2.15
You can display Custom Buttons on your touch screens, MyHome apps, or on-screen Navigators. Up
to six (6) Custom Buttons can be created in each corner of the screen; that's 24 buttons total. The
appearance and location of these buttons varies among the Navigators.
To create Custom Buttons:
Create Favorites for the buttons you want to use (see steps above).
Your dealer or installer can configure the Custom Buttons in Composer to display on your
touch screens or other Navigators, or you can create them yourself in Composer HE.
The next figure shows what Custom Buttons look like when configured on a touch screen (see
the text in each corner ‘Lights,’ ‘Blinds,’ ‘Misc,’ ‘Security’). From each button, you can select
from a drop-down list to other buttons; for example, you can set lighting buttons for Vacation,
Leave, Night, All Off, and so on.
Simply select one of the buttons to go to that Favorite screen or initiate a specification, for example,
‘Lights’ to turn on specific lights in the house.