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11.2 Creating a Macro
On the 10-key front panel units, you can store up to 5 macros and associate
them with 5 different buttons of your choosing. It is also a good idea to assign
another button to the Restore function. This restore function allows the unit to
be returned to it previously saved state, thus allowing you to toggle between a
preset condition and this saved state. See the ‘Adjust buttons’ menu for how
to change a particular button to a macro button.
On 48-key front panel units, there are buttons dedicated to 7 macros – 4 are
‘un-shifted’ and the remaining 3 are available when using the SHIFT button.
Change mode:
Move to the top of the menu structure and change the device mode to
Dual PIP
Press and hold the macro button (including SHIFT if needed) until the
unit gives a short beep and the display says Info: Added to Macro. This
has now added the operational mode for Dual PIP to the macro.
Adjust the windows
Enter the Adjust windows menu
Go to the Source screen.
Note that the top line of the display reads 1A
Change the source to RGB1
Press and the macro button (using SHIFT if needed) until the unit gives
a short beep and the display says Info: Added to Macro. This has now
added the Source selection for 1A to the macro
Press button 1 to change the window to window B
Change the source for window B to be RGB2
Press and the macro button (using SHIFT if needed) until the unit gives
a short beep and the display says Info: Added to Macro. This has now
added the Source selection for 1B to the macro
Press button 1 to change the window back to window A
Got to the menu item for Shrink
Adjust the shrink value so that window A is at 50 % and window B is
revealed
Press and hold the macro button (using SHIFT if needed) until the unit
gives a short beep and the display says Info: Added to Macro. This has
now added the Shrink value for window 1A to the macro
Go to the next item, H/V Shr. Pos
Adjust the H component to move window A to the far left of the screen
(100%)