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You have assigned a time of 1/10 seconds as time to send each keystroke. Also you
can see you forgot to include the time of 2 seconds the simulator needs to execute the
keystroke “A”.
To solve this problem you can use the extra actions assigned to the right mouse
button: Insert, Delete and Exit. So, put the mouse over the text box of key code 1,
where the “B” key is and after right-clicking, select the Insert option.
Now press the text box to enter the PAUSE, and set the delay time to 20.
With the macro configuration finished, it is time to test it. For this, you can directly close
the window because the system saves the configuration automatically.
To test it, assign the macro (remember macro number 0) to the Trigger 1 button. For
that, click over the text box of DX button 0 and the InputKeyScan window appears
where you can press the
Macro
button. A new window with numbers (named
NumKeyPad
) is shown to enter the macro number (number 0).
When you
click “0”, all windows are closed automatically and the text box assigns the
“MACRO,0”, as you can see in the picture below.
