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About the Zapping function
What is Zapping?
Zapping makes channel selection w ith the Remote Commander easy by grouping several channels by genre, or by grouping together your favorite channels.
For example, if you group several sports channels together as a "Sports" Zapping group, you can select a channel you w ant to w atch by hopping from
channel to channel in this group only.
To use the Zapping function, you first need to create a group, called a "Zapping group," and channels w ithin that group are called "Zapping elements." In the
above example, "Sports" is the Zapping group, and each sports channel contained in the group can be called a Zapping element.
To operate a Zapping group w ith the Remote Commander, you need to create a button (w here the Zapping group is allocated) on the Component display. This
button is called a "Zapping view er." Once you create a "Zapping view er" on the Component display, you can scroll the Zapping elements backw ard or
forw ard by pressing the key assigned to either side of the view er key, such as / , / .
Example of how Zapping is used
The follow ing illustration show s a Zapping view er of "Sports" on the TV Component display. The Zapping group, "Sports," has been created, containing the
sports channels ("Channel 26," "Channel 57," "Channel 88," and "Channel 159") as its Zapping elements.
The above illustration show s the Zapping group's label, "Sports," displayed right after the Component display is displayed on the Remote Commander, in the
Zapping view er. Each time you press on the Zapping view er, the Zapping view er display changes as show n below , and you can hop from channel to
channel.
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"Channel 26," "Channel 57," "Channel 88," and "Channel 159" in the above illustration are Zapping elements of the "Sports" Zapping group. Each element has its
ow n operation (action) to change TV channels.
Editing the Zapping groups, elements, and viewers
NAVITUS Design allow s the follow ing editing options for Zapping groups, elements, and view ers.
Editing the Zapping group
 Creating a Zapping group
 Changing the label
 Deleting a Zapping group
Editing a Zapping e le m e nt
 Creating a Zapping element
 Changing the skin (key appearance and color)
 Changing the label
 Editing the Action list
 Checking the operations of the Action list
 Deleting a Zapping element
Editing a Zapping vie w e r
 Creating a Zapping view er
 Changing the Zapping group allocated to a Zapping view er
 Changing the design
 Changing the assignment
 Deleting a Zapping view er
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