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Composer Pro User Guide
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200-00005 Composer Pro
User Guide Part 2
Page 37 of 179
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19. Enter the serial code for each serial command.
20. Click next to continue through the codes. For information about how to enter serial codes, see
“Create a Serial-Controlled Driver.”
21. Click Add to identify the Input connections on the device.
22. For the InFocus LP850 Projector, add the following input connections:
• Video 1 (Input, Line Level)
• Video 2 (Input, Line Level)
• Video 3 (Input, Line Level)
• Computer 1 (Input, Line Level)
• Computer 2 (Input, Line Level)
• Computer 3 (Input, Line Level)
23. Click next.
Define the Connection Types for the Inputs and Outputs
24. Define the connection types for Inputs/Outputs for all the inputs/outputs. For the InFocus LP850
Projector driver, define all the previous inputs identified previously.
25. Click next until you have defined all of the inputs and outputs.
Define the Macros
26. Enter any additional serial codes needed to perform the desired action. For Serial Drivers, based
on the selections you made in the Device Info section (where you defined Driver capabilities),
both Codes and Macros have to have the serial strings entered.
27. Click next.
28. Click next again.
29. Click OK to return to Composer Pro. The driver you created is located in the Search tab in
Composer Pro.
30. You have now completed the setup of you driver. Choose the Search tab and the driver type you
just created.
31. To check whether your driver is in the Online Database, choose the driver. For the InFocus LP850
Projector driver, select Projector > InFocus LP850.
32. Drag and drop the new driver to the project tree.
33. Make the appropriate video, audio, and control connections or network connections (if
appropriate) for the device.
34. Click System Design and double-click the device in the project tree. Use the Device Control
window to test the control of the device.
Example: Double-click Projector.