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Figure 69. Automation Macros screen
When Automation Macros is selected, a list of existing Macros are displayed. Scroll through the list of
Macros using the front panel Volume Control knob. When an existing Macro is highlighted the actions
making up that Macro are displayed. The example in Figure 69 shows the POWERON Macro.
Note: Th
e macros named POWERON and POWEROFF are automatically executed
during the power-on and power-off cycle, respectively.
The controls on this screen are described in this table.
Table 38. Automation Macros Screen
Control Description
Add Macro
See 4.11.1 Add Macro, pa
ge 102.
Delete Macro
Deletes the selected macro.
Note: When Delete is pressed, the system opens a pop-up
window. Press the Delete button to confirm the deletion, or press
the Cancel button to cancel the deletion. Once Delete is
confirmed, the Macro and all Actions assigned to it are deleted.
CAUTION: A macro may be deleted even if it is
associated with an Event and assigned to an Automation
button.
Copy Macro
Copies the selected macro. See 4.11.2 Copy Macro, p
age 103.
Add Before
Adds a new Action before the selected Action.
Add After
Adds a new Action after the selected Action.
Delete
Delete the selected macro Action.
Edit
Opens Automation Edit Actions screen to edit the selected event.
See 4.12 Automation Edit Action, page 103.
Copy
Copy the selected macro Action.
Move Up
Move selected Action up the Actions list.
Move Down
Move selected Action down the Actions list.
Events
Opens the Automation Events screen.
4.11.1 Add Macro
1. To add a Macro, select the Add Macro button. The virtual keyboard screen will appear where
you enter a Macro name.
2. Enter a name that is meaningful. A name of up to 15 characters will be displayed. The new
Macro name will appear on the list and its Actions list will be blank.
3. Touch the box under “Actions for <macro name>”. Actions may now be added.
4. Touch Add After to enter the first action. This will bring up the Automation Edit Action sc
reen,
shown on page 103.
5.
Continue to define the Macro script by adding Actions before or after existing Actions (highlight
existing actions using the front panel Volume Control knob).
Existing Actions may also be highlighted and edited (touch the Edit button), moved up or down in
the sequence (Move Up, Move Down), or removed (touch the Delete button).
Touch Copy to copy an action to repeat it or to edit it.
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