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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.
4.5.2.4 Actions For "Macro name"
Allows you to edit action items in the specified macro. Tap in the box below the Actions For " " label
and, by turning the front panel fader, select the desired Macro item. The Marco name appears between
the quotes (" "). Now, tap the desired command button below the event box.
Available commands for macro events are:
Add Before: Add a new event before the highlighted selection.
Add After: Add a new event after the highlighted selection.
Delete: Delete the highlighted event. Select OK after popup message appears to confirm.
Edit: Edit the currently selected event
Copy: Copy the currently selected event. A copy of the selected event will appear below
the current event on the list.
Move Up: Move the placement of the selected event one position up the list.
Move Down: Move the placement of the selected event one position down the list.
4.5.2.5 Example: Creating a Power On macro
In the Figure 87 below, when the AP25 is powered on, it will automatically run actions in a POWERON
macro. The AP25 will pulse GPO-1 (start CD player), switch to NONSYNC format and adjust fader
level to 5.0.
Go to Menu > Automation > Macros
Figure 87. POWERON Macro
To start, choose "Add Macro" and name it POWERON (as shown above). Be sure to match case and
spelling.
Next, add the actions required in the right "Actions for POWERON" column. Note: to add the first
action, choose "Add After" and then the action desired. Continue adding actions until all are listed. Test
by powering off the AP25 from the back, wait 10 seconds and power it back on. The events you
programmed in the POWERON macro should have occurred.
AP25 Installation & Operating Guide
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