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-====== Quick Start Page 3 - System Commander ======
+====== Quick Start Guide Page 3 - System Commander ======
 A video version of this quick start guide is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-UwmiZx1cU|available here]].
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-This page is under construction and may not include all required information.
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 ===== Basic Rules =====
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 So, we select the CF Mini in the devices tree, then click on the ''Rules'' tab. \\
 Then we click ''Add Macro''
-We will call this macro ‘System Start Bluray’. The press ''OK''\\
+We will call this macro ‘System Start Bluray’. Then press ''OK''\\
 {{ :software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:system_commander_add_macro.png?direct&600 |}}
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 Enter the device details - Samsung, Bluray player, try codeset 0199 and choose the discreet power on command (rather than power toggle).\\
 {{ :software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:system_commander_action_builder_cf_mini_ir_data_builder.png?direct |}}
-Press ''OK'' to automatically generate the CFLink command. We can then enter a delay if we wanted, which would add a pause between the projector screen down command and the bluray power on command. But in this case we don’t need to delay the IR command, so just press OK to finish adding the last action to the macro.\\
+Press ''OK'' to automatically generate the CFLink command. We can then enter a delay if we wanted, which would add a pause between the projector screen down command and the bluray power on command. But in this case we don’t need to delay the IR command, so just press ''OK'' to finish adding the last action to the macro.\\
 {{ :software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:system_commander_action_builder_cf_mini_ir_data_builder_2.png?direct&600 |}}
+Now we need to add the rule which will cause this macro to be started. In our case, we want this system startup macro to be triggered whenever a button on a wall switch is pressed, which is hooked up to an I/O port of the CF Mini, configured as a dry contact input.\\
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+When the wall switch is pressed, we can use the communication log to see the incoming CFLink data format that we need to use to trigger our macro. To clear the log, right click on it and select ''Clear Log'' then find the command of the wall switch being pressed. Right click and copy the CFLink command.\\
+{{ :software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:system_commander_copy_cflink_command.png?direct&600 |}}
+Now add the rule by pressing the ''Add Rule'' button. Give the rule a name relating to the input event and paste the command you just copied into the ''Search String Field''. Then select the macro we want to fire and press ''OK''.\\
+{{ :software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:system_commander_add_rule.png?direct&600 |}}
+Before the rule will become active, we need to save it to the device memory. Press the ''Save to Device'' button to begin this process. A progress bar will popup just above the log area to show the save progress. After this is done, you can use the ''Load from Device'' button to double check that the data was saved to device correctly.\\
+[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=w-UwmiZx1cU#t=579s|Click here to see this section in a video guide.]]
+===== Page 4 =====
+This quick start guide is broken up into multiple pages. \\
+[[software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:quick-start-page-2|<<Go back to page 2]] | [[software:system-commander:quick-start-guide:quick-start-page-4|Go Forward to Page 4>>]]

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