This work is based on the concept of order parameters of synergetics. The order parameter equations describe the behavior of a system in the vicinity of an instability and are used here not only for the analysis but also for the control of nonlinear time discrete dynamical systems. Usually, the dimensionality of the evolution equations of the order parameters is less than the dimensionality of the original evolution equations. It is, therefore, convenient to introduce control mechanisms, first in the order parameter equations, and then to use the obtained results for the control of the original system. The aim of the control in this case is to avoid chaotic behavior of the system. This is achieved by shifting appropriate bifurcation points of a perioddoubling cascade. In this work we concentrate on the shifting of only the first bifurcation point. The used control mechanisms are delayed feedback schemes. As an example the well-known Henon map is investigated. The order parameter equation is calculated using both the adiabatic elimination procedure and the center manifold theory. Using the order parameter concept two types of control mechanisms are constructed, analyzed and compared.