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Complete Control MobileProgramming Manual for MX-iOS iPadiPhone/iPod Touch

8MX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTEComplete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSCreate & Name DevicesThis step is different than Create & Name De

Edit Snap PointsA button can be moved anywhere on a single page, by dragging it to a new location. Snap Points makemoving buttons easy, since they all

10MX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTEComplete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSCreate & Edit LayoutsThis step is different as it is not found in th

11Complete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSUSINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMDatabaseThis step is similar to the IR Database found in the Programming

Download the MX-iOS appIn order to complete the communication between the MRX Base Station and the iOS device, theComplete Control app will need to be

13Complete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSUSINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMUSINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMMacro ProgrammingThis step is different than Macr

Basic Macro FunctionsThese basic functions are at the heart of macro creation. Without these functions, how else would youcreate a macro? You can re

TextThis macro feature displays dynamic text on the button where the macro is created. IR DatabaseThis step is identical to IR Database found in the P

Serial Database NavigatorThis step is similar to the IR Database. When pressed, the database opens and contains SerialCommands. IP Database Navigator

Sleep TimerThis feature allows the user to determine WHEN the recorded macro executes. To add a Sleep Timersetting to a button, simply press the icon

Complete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOS© 2012 Universal Remote Control, Inc.The information in this manual is copyright protected. No pa

18MX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTEComplete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSVariableA variable is a placeholder for a value. In CCP, this value can

19Complete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSUSINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMAdd NewCreate a variable using one of the four options below: True/False

20MX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTEComplete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSIf/ElseThere are two If/Else methods; Press Time and Variable. Press Tim

21Complete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSUSINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMPress Time Mode When Press Time mode is selected, the branch (If/Else) i

A common use for variablesIn the following example, we track the power state of a television and eliminate potential delays a customercan face. Watch

ToggleThis feature enables you to create a list of commands that the button will cycle through whenpressed. 23Complete Control Mobile Programming Manu

24MX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTEComplete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSAppendix: Examples of Common MacrosProgramming a Power On Macro Before

25Complete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSUSINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAM9 First, turn the TV and the Receiver to the wrong input, then turn off

Programming a Power Off Macro A Power Off macro is much simpler than a Power On macro, since there are rarely any delays to test, etc.Usually, to giv

Using Variables for Devices that have Power ToggleThe key to using this technique is reliable IP communication between the MX-iOS and the MRX Base Sta

1USINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMThe MX-iOS iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch remote can control up to 255 devices with up to 255 pages each.Control these devices over th

5 Click on the Add New variable button .6 The Add Variable window opens up. Type Cable TV On in the name field and give the new vari-able a value of

9 Use the existing IR Power command and the new variable you just created to build the IF / Elsestatement: If, the <Cable TV Power On> is FALS

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2Configure HomeIn this section you will...● Add a room, base station and the MX-iOS to your project.This step is different than Configure Home: System

3USINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMDatabaseIn this section you will…● Select and save the manufacturer’s IR codes to control each of your newly added devices. Th

4MX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTEConfigure Home: Adding the MX-iOSThis step is different than Configure Home: System Configuration found in the Programming inC

Button PropertiesThis step is different as it is not found in the Programming in CCP manual. Since MX-iOS,iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch, is a graphical remo

6MX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTEComplete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSMX-iOSiPAD/iPHONEREMOTENormal: This image appears on the button before it

7Complete Control Mobile Programming Manual for MX-iOSUSINGCCPEDITORTOPROGRAMSetup CodeThe Setup Code is necessary to establish communication between