Chapter 5 • TheaterTouch Designer Advanced Features
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Stop Macro -
The Stop Macro step causes the macro to stop
executing at the point where it is inserted.
Macros automatically stop when they reach the end, so you should not normally
need to insert a Stop Macro step. It is intended for use in conjunction with the Button
Test step, where you can have the macro stop if a condition is met.
Toggle IR Code -
The Toggle IR Code step causes the macro to
alternate between two different IR codes every other time the button is pressed.
In the example above, each time the button that the macro is attached to is pressed,
the commands alternate. The initial button press executes the
A
command and the
second button press executes the
B
command.
If you have equipment that uses toggle codes, you must learn each code twice, and
then place the two codes within the Toggle IR Code step. Every time the macro is
run, it will send out only one of the two codes inside of the Toggle IR Code step,
switching back and forth each time the button is pressed.
The
Toggle IR Code
command is an advanced feature. If you have trouble with this
feature, contact Technical Support for help.
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