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 A video version of this quick start guide is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-UwmiZx1cU|available here]].
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 ===== Basic Scheduling =====
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 To test the schedule, you can change the real time clock manually to a time near the schedule start time, and then reset the LAN Bridge for the new time to take effect. Then wait for the schedule time to come around and use the communications log to watch what is happening on the CFLink bus.\\
+[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=w-UwmiZx1cU#t=877s|Click here to see this section in a video guide.]]
+===== IR File Management =====
+All CommandFusion hardware with IR ports can send IR codes in a variety of ways:
+  * Using the on-board IR database,
+  * Sending IR code strings in pronto hex format or our proprietary IR format,
+  * Or by uploading IR files to the device and recalling the codes via their function name.
+To upload an IR file to a device, the file needs to be created using our IR Learner software. [[hardware:quick-start:ir-learner|Learning IR commands is covered in a separate quick start guide.]]\\
+After the IR file has been created, select the device you want to upload it to in the System Commander CFLink Device tree. Then select the ''Manage IR Files'' tab. If this tab is not visible, then the device you have selected is not capable of sending IR commands.\\
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+Next, click on the ''Add File...'' button and browse for the IR file you want to upload. The ''IR Functions'' tree will then be populated with a list of the commands stored in the IR File. Before any of these commands can be used, the IR file needs to be saved to the device memory by clicking on the ‘Save to Device’ button. A progress bar will popup above the communication log showing the upload progress. Once this is complete, the IR codes can be tested by selecting a command from the ‘IR Functions’ tree, then selecting a port number from the ''Test Stored IR Codes'' area and pressing the Send button.\\
+{{ :software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:system_commander_ir_file.png?direct&600 |}}
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+[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=w-UwmiZx1cU#t=1092s|Click here to see this section in a video guide.]]
+===== Test Commands =====
+The ''Test Command'' window in the bottom left corner of System Commander can be used to send any CFLink command to devices on the network. This is great for testing specific commands. Any hex bytes you want to send should be entered in the format \x00 to \xFF. See our [[hardware:cflink:cf-mini-cflink-protocol|CFLink protocol documentation]] for more details.\\
+[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=w-UwmiZx1cU#t=1190s|Click here to see this section in a video guide.]]
+===== Creating an iViewer GUI for CommandFusion Hardware =====
+Creating a GUI for your mobile device is easy using the [[software:gui-designer:cflink-builder|CFLink Command Builder]].
+[[software:gui-designer:cflink-builder|See this page to learn more about this feature.]]
+===== End of Document =====
+This quick start guide is broken up into multiple pages. \\
+[[software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:quick-start-page-3|<<Go back to page 3]]

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