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Button Pause –
The Button Pause step causes the macro to stop
executing until the button it is attached to is released. This essentially sends a
command(s) when the button is pressed and another command(s) when the button is
released.
In the example above, if you press and hold the button that the macro is attached to,
the macro will execute the first command and pause until the button is released, then
execute the rest of the commands in the macro. This works well for commands like
Scan on some VCR’s and DVD players, which you need to send the Play command to
stop the Scan function. This also works well for RS-232 commands, having the option
of a command on the button press and another command on the button release.
Page Link –
The Page Link step causes the macro to change the
currently displayed page to the page you have selected from the drop-down list. The
displayed page does not change until the macro has finished.
If you put multiple Page Link steps in a macro, only the last Page Link step will be
displayed. With the exception of the <previous> page step, there is no need to put
multiple Page Links in a macro. Each <previous> step will cause the macro to go
back one previously displayed page.
If you have put a Page Link on a button as well as in a macro, the Page Link on the
button will be the last visible change, making the Page Links in the macro useless.
Shown in the example above is one way you could make one button go to two
different pages using the Page Link step with the Button Test step in a macro.
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