URC CCP - Universal Remotes Complete Control Program [LIVJOG
What is URC CCP and How to Use It?
URC CCP stands for Universal Remote Control Complete Control Program, which is a software that allows you to program and customize your URC remote control devices. URC remote controls are designed to provide reliable, single-room control of your home entertainment system via handheld remote or touch screen. With URC CCP, you can create your own interface, add devices, assign commands, create macros, and more.
In this article, we will show you how to use URC CCP to program your URC remote control device. We will assume that you have already installed the software on your computer and have a compatible URC remote control device connected to it. If you need help with the installation or connection process, please refer to the [user manual] of your device or the [official website] of URC.
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Step 1: Launch URC CCP
Once you have installed and connected your URC remote control device, you can launch URC CCP by double-clicking on the icon on your desktop or by selecting it from the Start menu. You will see the main window of the software, which consists of four main sections: File Menu, Toolbar, Project Tree, and Workspace.
The File Menu allows you to create, open, save, and export projects. The Toolbar contains shortcuts to common functions such as adding devices, editing commands, testing remotes, and more. The Project Tree shows the structure of your project, including the devices, pages, commands, and macros that you have added. The Workspace is where you can design and edit your interface for each device and page.
Step 2: Create a New Project
To start programming your URC remote control device, you need to create a new project. A project is a collection of settings and information that define how your remote control device will operate. To create a new project, click on File > New Project or press Ctrl+N on your keyboard. You will be prompted to enter a name for your project and select a model for your remote control device. You can also choose a template for your project from the list of predefined templates or create your own custom template.
After you have entered the name and model of your project, click on OK to create it. You will see a blank interface for your selected remote control device in the Workspace. You can now start adding devices and pages to your project.
Step 3: Add Devices
A device is any component of your home entertainment system that you want to control with your URC remote control device. For example, a TV, a DVD player, a cable box, etc. To add a device to your project, click on Device > Add Device or press Ctrl+D on your keyboard. You will see a window with a list of categories and brands of devices that are supported by URC CCP. You can also search for a specific device by typing its name in the search box.
Select the category and brand of the device that you want to add and click on Next. You will see a list of models for that brand. Select the model that matches your device and click on Next. You will see a list of commands for that device. Commands are the actions that you can perform with your remote control device, such as power on/off, volume up/down, channel up/down, etc. You can select or deselect the commands that you want to include in your project by checking or unchecking the boxes next to them.
After you have selected the commands that you want to include in your project, click on Finish. You will see the device added to your Project Tree and its interface added to your Workspace. You can now edit the interface for that device by changing its name, icon, color, position, size, etc.
Step 4: Add Pages
A page is a screen that displays the interface for one or more devices on your URC remote control device. For example, a main page that shows all the devices that you have added to your project, a TV page that shows the interface for controlling your TV device, etc. To add a page to your project, click on Page > Add Page or press Ctrl+P on your keyboard. You will see a window with a list of predefined page types that are available for your selected remote control device model.
Select the page type that you want to add and click on Next. You will see a list of options for customizing the page layout and appearance. You can choose the number of rows and columns for displaying devices or commands on the page, the background color or image for the page, the font size and style for the text on the page, etc. You can also preview the page before adding it to your project.
After you have customized the page layout and appearance, click on Finish. You will see the page added to your Project Tree and its interface added to your Workspace. You can now edit the interface for that page by adding or removing devices or commands, changing their names, icons, colors, positions, sizes, etc.
Step 5: Assign Commands
Assigning commands is the process of linking the buttons on your URC remote control device to the commands that you have added to your project. For example, assigning the power button on your remote control device to the power command for your TV device. To assign a command to a button on your remote control device, click on Device > Assign Commands or press Ctrl+A on your keyboard. You will see a window with a list of buttons on your remote control device and a list of commands in your project.
Select the button that you want to assign a command to and drag it to the command that you want to link it to. You will see a line connecting the button and the command. You can also assign multiple commands to a single button by holding down the Ctrl key while dragging. You can also assign macros to buttons by clicking on Macro > Assign Macro or pressing Ctrl+M on your keyboard. Macros are sequences of commands that are executed in order when you press a button.
After you have assigned commands or macros to buttons on your remote control device, click on OK to save your changes. You will see the buttons and commands linked in your Project Tree and Workspace. You can now test your remote control device by clicking on Device > Test Remote or pressing Ctrl+T on your keyboard.
Step 6: Save and Export Your Project
After you have finished programming your URC remote control device, you need to save and export your project. Saving your project allows you to keep a backup of your settings and information for future editing or updating. Exporting your project allows you to transfer your settings and information to your remote control device so that it can operate according to your preferences. To save your project, click on File > Save Project or press Ctrl+S on your keyboard. You will be prompted to enter a file name and location for your project.
To export your project, click on File > Export Project or press Ctrl+E on your keyboard. You will see a window with a list of options for exporting your project. You can choose to export your project as a CCP file, which is a file format that can be opened by URC CCP software, or as a BIN file, which is a file format that can be uploaded to your remote control device via USB cable or wireless connection. You can also choose to encrypt or password protect your project file for security purposes.
After you have selected the options for exporting your project, click on OK to export it. You will see a progress bar showing the status of the export process. Once the export process is completed, you will see a message confirming that your project has been exported successfully. You can now disconnect your remote control device from your computer and enjoy using it.
Conclusion
In this article, we have shown you how to use URC CCP software to program and customize your URC remote control device. URC CCP is a powerful and user-friendly software that allows you to create your own interface, add devices, assign commands, create macros, and more for your URC remote control device. With URC CCP, you can turn your URC remote control device into a complete control center for your home entertainment system.
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