Can the Serial input be set to a state (on or off) instead of just toggling the current state?
I want to have macros to force serial off, and force it on.
Thanks
Can the Serial input be set to a state (on or off) instead of just toggling the current state?
I want to have macros to force serial off, and force it on.
Thanks
Not a bad idea. As a workaround, you could set the source to be 1 or 0 via 2 macros - this works with MSC, timecode, etcetera.
-luke-
Was posted this in another topic. All working.
Most macros that toggle, and append the command [Enable] or [Disbable] to the command line can be changed from "toggle" macros, to "absolute" macros, by adding [Enable] or [Disable] to the macro in the macro editor. This can only be done from the macro editor, because learning the macro will always result in a toggle macro.
Ex:
[Learn 1 ]
[SMPTE_Time_Code]
[Learn]
Results in a macro that toggles SMPTE on and off, and displays enable or disable on the command line. To make this macro always enable SMPTE, edit the macro in the macro editor, and add the command [Enable] (from the 3rd row of buttons) after [SMPTE]. Now this macro will always enable SMPTE, and never diable SMPTE.
This ability has not been documented, because not all toggles handle the [Enable/Disable] command yet, but Setup, and ShowControl commands do work.
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