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Composer Pro Getting Started

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Getting Started

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x Delete—Lets you delete a driver from the Local Driver Database.

x My Drivers—Lets you add the selected driver to the My Drivers list. In the Manage Drivers

dialog, you select a device or use the Shift (to add multiple drivers) or Ctrl keys (to add

multiple drivers all in a row).

x Notes—Lets you add notes about your drivers.

x Exit—Lets you exit the Manage Drivers dialog.

Other Options

x Sort—Lets you sort and find drivers by column and by Device Type, Name, Manufacturer,

Model, Creator, Created Date, Modified Date. Click the top of each column to sort

accordingly. Click on the column head to sort the column.

3.2.1.5.2.5 Create, Copy and Edit Driver Wizards

To enhance device support in Control4

Composer and in the Control4 system, a device needs a

corresponding driver, known as a device driver.

If you want to add a device to the Control4 system, and it does not have a supporting driver (or one

that you can find in the On-Line Database), you can use the built-in Driver Wizard in Composer Pro to

create a driver prior to setting up the device. You can access the wizard from the Driver menu >

Create New Driver.

The Driver Wizard lets you add device support to the system for infrared (IR) or serial drivers.

For more information and example implementations, see “Overview of Creating Device Drivers” and

“Using the Driver Wizard” in the Composer Pro User Guide.

3.2.1.5.3 Go Menu

Access the Control4

Composer Go menu from the menu bar on any Composer Pro screen.