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MacroMasterKBxx
If you only have a single key in your macro, this is the best way to implement it.
The “AutoSense (Default)” feature of MacroMaster selects this automatically
when it detects a macro that is a single key.
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Not technical enough for you yet? The CPxx uses the standard USB keyboard report for widest
compatibility. This report allows for up to 6 regular keys to be held down at once in addition to the
modifier keys. So you could create a macro that holds these keys all down at once:
abcdef
. As
well you could have any combination of Shift, Ctrl and Alt.
Let’s say you created a macro using Separate Up Codes that contains the characters
12345Enter
. In this case you would find ALL of these characters repeat (depends somewhat on
the PC’s OS too). So you would see something like:
You can’t see the ENTER key, but because 12345 appears over and over on a separate line, it is
obviously working.
Another thing to be careful of is the modifiers. Since this macro mode synthesizes the up codes
when you release the key, you should not include the up codes for the modifiers. Here is an
example that repeats the keys
!@#$Enter
.
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