RS20i Installation and Operating Guide
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RS20i Installation & Operating Guide
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Continue to define the Macro script by adding Actions before or after existing Actions (highlight
existing actions using the front panel adjustment knob). Existing Actions may also be highlighted and
edited (select the “Edit” button) or removed (select the “Remove” button).
4.5.2.2 Delete Macro
To delete a macro, highlight it on the list and select the “Delete Macro” button.
Any actions contained in the Macro script must be removed before it can be deleted.
Highlight the actions on the list and select the “Remove” button.
Caution. A macro may be deleted even if it is associated with an Event and assigned to an
Automation button.
4.5.2.3 Copy Macro
This feature is useful to create a macro similar to an existing macro without reentering all the events.
After the macro is copied, just change or edit events that should be different.
To copy a Macro, first highlight the source macro, then press the Copy Macro button. A keyboard will
appear to enter the name of the new macro. After entering the new macro name, press OK to return to
the Macro list with the new macro added.
4.5.3 Automation Buttons
The Automation Buttons screen shows existing buttons assigned to an Event. Information on the
associated event appears below each configured button.
Setup (System) > Automation > Buttons
Figure 92. Automation Buttons
To configure a button, touch the button to select it.
A screen will open that allows both the button title and the event assignment to be configured.
