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TheaterTouch Designer
USING THE MACRO EDITOR - Continued
The Time Delay step causes
the macro to pause for the time
specified by the Delay Time spin box. The time can be adjusted
from 0.1 to 240 seconds. After you have set your desired delay
time, drag the Time Delay icon from the lower right to the macro
display on the left. Release the mouse button at the location where
you would like to add the time delay step.
Note: By default there is a 0.3 second time delay after IR com
-
mands included in a macro.
(Standalone Mode Only)
The Button Test step causes the
macro to execute a group of steps ONLY IF the button that the
macro is attached to is pressed (or not pressed, or double-
clicked, depending on the option selected). After selecting
options, drag the Button Test icon from the lower right to the
macro display on the left.
The
Button Test steps are conditional statements or “Else”
commands meaning that if the condition
is met the first com-
mand will be sent and if the condition is not met the second
command will be sent.
Held Down - In the example above, if the button is held down for 0.3 seconds, the
ON command will execute.
If the button is not held down for 0.3 seconds, the command will not execute. This can be used to make a source
button that switches pages if pressed briefly, or switches pages and turns equipment on if held down
for the
specified amount of time. This can also be used to send a command when pressed briefly, or send a different
command when held down.
Double-Clicked – In the example above, if the button is double-clicked within 0.3 seconds, the ON command will
execute. If the button is not double-clicked within 0.3 seconds, the command will not execute. This can be used to
make a source button that switches pages if pressed once, or switches pages and turns equipment on if double-
clicked
within the specified amount of time. This can also be used to send a command when pressed once, or send
a different command when double-clicked.
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