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Importing Device Files

The key is to learn how to save Devices into a “Device Library “ file.

One of the most powerful features of the Universal Remote editors is the ability to archive and re-use devices

that you've already programmed. For many pieces of equipment, you will spend a great deal of time changing

the layout of the buttons, often hiding many of the more annoying features of a component on a back page.

Once you've done this, you can save this device in a library file, then re-use it in all of your future files. This

can be a huge time saver, and once you have the bulk of your devices saved, your programming time is signifi-

cantly reduced. You do this by creating a separate file in CCP and call it "Device Library" or something like

this. Add an MX-5000. Now, you will put all of the devices you want to re-use in the future in this remote file.

Once you've edited the device to where you have the all commands you want on page 1, and the other pages

hidden, you are ready to archive this device. Save the file you are currently working on, then, open the

"Device Library" file. Right click on the MX-5000 and choose Import Device. Navigate to the file you were just

working on and select the device or devices you wish to store. Then click save. Remember to rename this

device, and be descriptive. Use the Manufacturer's name and the model number. You can even specify which

graphics you have used in the layout. Any time after this when you are creating a file for a new customer, sim-

ply create the MX-5000 and then Import all of the devices you need from the "Device Library" file.

To Import a Device into an existing or new MX-5000 file, right click on the MX-5000 in the Model Designer

Device Tree and then select “Import Device”.

The ‘Import” window appears. Click on the “File Search” button to browse to the file you want to import.

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