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Helpers - Pronto

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MediaNet - Helper Modules - Pronto

Purpose: To create Pronto/ProntPro CSF files for compiling into CCF files

You also need a CSF to CCF compiler

LOADER.xml

<loader>
    <instance>
        <helper module="PRONTO" enabled="n" title="Pronto Rio" />
            to enable pronto support set enabled="y", set title to an appropriate title based on the device this instance is for
        <scan title="Create" />
        <purge title="Purge" />
        <settings database="" />
             you can override the database used here
        <settings pronto="pronto" />
             if you don't want to support a standard pronto remove this line
        <settings pronto="prontopro" fontcol="70" backcol="0" />
            if you don't want to support a pronto pro remove this line, else set your prefered colours
        <settings source="Music" style="Album" connect="" top="album" bottom="albumartist" item="albumhash" query="select distinct album, albumartist, albumhash from music order by album" />
            this line tells it what table and fields to use, slong with the sql query - this example lists all albums
        <settings source="Playlists" style="Playlist" connect="" top="playlist" bottom="" item="playlist" query="select playlist from playlists order by playlist" />
            this line is the same as above but creates a playlist version
        <settings device="rio" delay="0" />
            this line specifies what device type it is for (headers must exist in .\headers) and what the delay in ms between IR codes should be
    </instance>
</loader>

Each instance of a pronto can generate multiple output files (example above creates 2, albums and playlists) but only for a single device

You can create instances of this module for each device type you use as either separate loader.xml files (as per the included samples) or create multiple instances in a single file

The Pronto folder contains the headers and sample images for Pro and Standard (though currently both sets of images are identical)